Sentence examples for created a problematic from inspiring English sources
More recently, the saturation of media coverage surrounding presidential elections has created a problematic image for unsuccessful nominees.
Jeremy Reynalds, who has worked with Albuquerque's homeless for more than 30 years and currently runs the Joy Junction shelter just outside of town, told VICE News that frequent ticketing of homeless individuals and police tendency to "bait" aggressive reactions from homeless people has created a problematic situation in the community.
During rehearsals, the space is a bit of a nightmare - an unwieldy echo creates a problematic lack of concentration of sound.
It creates a problematic "optic" for the McCain campaign, Mr. Feldman said, especially when juxtaposed with the younger Mr. Obama, frequently photographed with BlackBerry on his belt clip.
In response, those who favor the language of relationships argue either that the conflict itself creates a problematic relationship, which then must be reshaped or repaired (Govier 2002), or that even strangers hold attitudes and expectations of one another, as is revealed by the resentful or indignant reactions we have when those strangers violate our expectations (Scanlon 2008).
It presents a barrier to international trade and creates a problematic precedent as other regimes, like Vietnam and Iran, look to China for tips on information control.
This is bound to create a problematic situation for the two centrist parties in Netanyahu's coalition, first and foremost for Tsippi Livni and her Hatnu'a party.
We propose that loosening these regulations may reduce the current severe doctor shortage without creating a problematic surplus in the future.
It creates a very problematic situation for the banks.
Furthermore, male labourers have been frequently observed to rest and sleep in corners creating a socially problematic atmosphere of a homeless and stranded community.
