Sentence examples for described as problematic from inspiring English sources

One job that he described as "problematic" was that of five "borough deputies to the chancellor," who are supposed to be liaisons between the district superintendents and the chancellor.

Of the numerous group homes that men from Camp La Guardia moved to, 12 have been described as "problematic" by the Coalition for the Homeless, an advocacy group that was among the loudest critics of Camp La Guardia.

She also had supported the Immigration and Customs Enforcement nominee Mr. Trump withdrew, Ronald D. Vitiello, and her support for him was described as problematic for her with the president.

Mr. Wilders has said that immigrant Muslims and their children should be deported if they break the law, or engage in behavior he has described as "problematic, " or they are "lazy".

Last fall, the environmental group Women's Voices for the Earth commissioned laboratory tests on 20 cleaning products and found what it described as problematic levels of 1,4 dioxane, a solvent, in Tide Free & Gentle (fragrance free) and Tide Original Scent, said Erin Switalksi, the group's executive director.

When appointments were available, transportation was generally described as problematic.

When it comes to perceiving internal problematic behavior, however, such as anxiety or depression, cultures seem to differ in what they describe as problematic.

The American Chemistry Council, whose members include Dow, DuPont, Monsanto and dozens of other chemical companies, issued a statement last week describing as "problematic" the GAO's call for the EPA to consider having companies conduct extensive human biomonitoring.

But if the academy is looking to correct for its blind spot, 2018 has made the job only tougher: This year some of rap's most consequential output was by artists we might describe as problematic, including Kanye West, whose intriguing "Ye" album came out amid his extended bromance with President Trump.

His bid to curb migrant benefits was described as "highly problematic" by the European Commission.

Five of the pathways – for urology, cancer of unknown primary origin, sarcoma, brain and central nervous system, and skin cancer – were described as particularly problematic.