Sentence examples for exceedingly problematic from inspiring English sources

An Amnesty International spokesman said the deal was "worth exploring" in principle, but added that the concept of returning people to a country that does not respect human rights – in particular, the rights of refugees – was "exceedingly problematic".

Thus, in distilling what and how many communication opportunities to offer, and for what pedagogical purpose, age-based stereotyping is exceedingly problematic.

While not exceedingly problematic, these misidentifications do have the potential to overemphasize the importance of a species in a particular setting, especially since most misidentifications are initially characterized as V. harveyi.

In particular, the exceedingly problematic genus Pseudemys, which has been a source of taxonomic uncertainty for over 150 years, while the box turtles (Terrapene) and map turtles (Graptemys) all remain problematic both in terms of species delimitation and within-genus interspecific phylogenetics [ 31- 35].

Combat-related and blast-induced HO is exceedingly common and often clinically problematic.

Although she knew that, as an exceedingly smart and outspoken young woman, it was already somewhat problematic for her to feel fully at home in British society, she absolutely understood that in Japan it would be almost impossible for her to ever belong.

Exceedingly harsh!

Dress was exceedingly casual.

Expulsion is exceedingly rare.

Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.

He thumps, exceedingly hard.