Sentence examples for enough problematic from inspiring English sources

Bluntly, there isn't enough #problematic in the world to cover Derek and Clive.

While he says that there are enough problematic anecdotes to show that the city has problems that need to be addressed, he does not believe the statistical analysis of stops and arrests by Justice Department proves anything.

Voting by mail is now common enough and problematic enough that election experts say there have been multiple elections in which no one can say with confidence which candidate was the deserved winner.

As children go through puberty, two things happen to make getting enough sleep problematic: they need more sleep than prepubescent children, not less — 9 to 10 hours a night — and their body clocks shift to a later time to fall asleep and, consequently, a later awakening.

The conflicts would be problematic enough.

It was problematic enough to want to move.

It was problematic enough to be arming rebels in Afghanistan who were killing Soviet soldiers.

And if that isn't problematic enough, there are even differences in the points from which measurements are made.

That's been problematic enough – her parents, like many Muslims, have become more religious over the past decade or so.

Things were problematic enough in the nineteen-sixties, when the C.I.A. hired mercenaries to fight Soviet proxies in Africa and Latin America.

He told the Huffington Post he thought the government's case against Swartz is problematic enough to merit investigation.