Sentence examples for either problematic from inspiring English sources

On the issue of cargo, the bed could be described as either problematic (in the sense that it simply doesn't have much room) or innovative (made of dentproof, rustproof composite plastic).

The programs sought to engage recently released adult prison inmates with either problematic drug use or a mental health disorder.

Breaking down the results by profession, the study found that 7percentt of tweets that mentioned the 454 journalists in the study were either problematic or abusive.

It found that 7.1percentt, or 1.1 million, of those tweets were either "problematic" or "abusive," which Amnesty International said amounts to one abusive tweet sent every 30 seconds.

They are either problematic or inspirational.

"Did you receive any instructions from, say, your command … directing you to do things with these bonuses that you felt was either problematic, improper, perhaps illegal?" Colannino asked at one point. .

Attentive listeners like to dialogue about Bruckner these days, chewing on either the problematic aspects of the music itself or on the unpleasant associations with German nationalism that accrued to the music, even during the composer's own lifetime.

Others have argued that Gödel had no paradigm case in mind; that for him both the empirical and the abstract case are either equally problematic, or equally unproblematic.

The tree ferns are well established and wrapping can be problematic, either causing rot within the crown, or in my case, keeping them too dry over winter.

It might last a month, it might last the rest of his career but Andy Murray's appointment of Amélie Mauresmo as his replacement for Ivan Lendl will turn out to be either inspired or problematic.

The eternally blissful monogamy so often proposed as the happiest of happy endings in Hollywood films seldom seems a realistic prospect in Minnelli's movies; his heroes will either return to problematic relationships or, more subversively, strike out on their own.