Sentence examples for deem problematic from inspiring English sources

Many of those advertisers are known for buying commercial time in shows that more prestigious, mainstream marketers deem problematic.

Those accounts he did deem problematic, he told the Americans, have been referred to Lebanon's general prosecutor.

The "jeering critic" he's talking about is the rabble-rouser on Twitter blowing up the mentions of someone they deem problematic.

"There is no use explaining to antis why you ship something they deem problematic or wrong," she said in an email.

The Army's frequent use of less-than-honorable discharges for soldiers whose behavior officials deem problematic, but which might have resulted from PTSD or traumatic brain injury, disqualified many others from benefits and compensation.

I recently responded, via a tweet, to an ad that I deem problematic in imagery and content, primarily because it contributed to the notion that there is a fairy-tale, light way to ease conflicts that have existed in this nation for hundreds of years.

A beautiful chiffon and lace blouse is deemed problematic.

The sets, too, by Eugene Lee, were deemed problematic.

Hand-held devices scan smartphones for content deemed problematic.

Moshpits were deemed problematic; crowdsurfing in wellies an absolute no-no.

By contrast, when a star's headlines are deemed problematic, abrupt changes in marketing plans often ensue.