Sentence examples for exceptionally problematic from inspiring English sources

The title is exceptionally problematic.

Thinkers like Hobbes, Locke and Hume were responding to "the intellectual structure of Christian political theology, which turned out to be exceptional, and exceptionally problematic," as he soberly puts it.

Today Lord Justice Hughes and Mr Justice Silber said there had been "no error of any kind" when SIAC decided against releasing Qatada during the Olympics, when police and security services were fully stretched, because it would be "exceptionally problematic" and risky for the public.

Our design overcomes pathological circumstances such as hidden and exposed terminals that arise due to carrier sensing and are exceptionally problematic in low frequency bands.

I think it also exceptionally problematic that they track whom I speak with and for how long, but that isn't half as bad as keeping tabs on where I'm walking, and if I have crossed state lines.

This exceptionally problematic people must either be liquidated or, as Ann Coulter put it, "perfected".

Intelligence officials say he is exceptionally dangerous, making deportation problematic.

The analysis of data from T1-T3 is problematic since exceptionally few subjects met criteria at T1, as noted previously.

In extreme cases, where margins are exceptionally small, we can generate some problematic results with our calculation.

For example, if the average undecided proportion is 7.9percentt, but candidate A is ahead of candidate B by 20 percentage points, the 7.9percentt undecided would not change the outcome of the race even if they all ultimately voted for candidate B. In extreme cases, where margins are exceptionally small, we can generate some problematic results with our calculation.

It is, however, an exceptionally resource intensive activity that is difficult to initiate and problematic to maintain.