Sentence examples for does have a problematic from inspiring English sources

Uribe does have a problematic background.

And that's something that needs to be said up front: Australia does have a problematic relationship with drugs.

The virtual city does have a more problematic side, however.

Johns Hopkins did a preliminary study that suggested that the work they're doing had a positive impact on problematic responses to stress including rumination (continually thinking about the same thing), emotional arousal (being overly reactive emotionally), and intrusive thoughts (having thought patterns that create ongoing anxiety).

What the place does have, in problematic abundance, is rabbits.

This situation is so pervasive and powerful that there's hardly an American woman who does not have a problematic relationship to food and her body.

In other words, medical use in the context of professional medical care makes good sense, and ritual use performed with right intent and conscious purpose--ideally under the supervision of an experienced elder--can be an enlightening experience, but recreational use is potentially more problematic because it does have its pitfalls.

However, the ayahuasca users did have greater problematic drinking than the non-psychedelic using respondents.

Mr. Clinton said the law did have some problematic provisions, including one that prohibits many people with modest incomes who cannot get insurance through their spouses' jobs from buying subsidized coverage through the new marketplaces.

If we can all admit to ourselves that we do have some problematic faves in our lives, then we can approach the next question — how do we come to terms with them?

Eating meat, something I have always enjoyed doing, has become problematic in recent years.