Sentence examples for find it problematic from inspiring English sources

Thus, formal carers may find it problematic to know how to support patients.

Some Arab cartoonists find it problematic to bite the hand that feeds them, since many are employed by their governments.

"To discover that the report highlighted that small schools would find it problematic makes me very angry indeed," says Throup.

As a liberal I find it  problematic and infuriating, but I'd still  argue our necessity to be vigilant around human rights.

Representative Mark Walker, the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, said, "I find it problematic to be promising something that the House has shunned from very early on".

The US would also find it problematic to deal with the Pakistan-based insurgents led by Sirajuddin Haqqani, whose group pioneered suicide attacks in Afghanistan.

I've seen the long, allegorical play before, and found it problematic.

Fiberglass batt is more widely used than cellulose to insulate walls, but Wilson finds it problematic.

So some prosecutors in Korea found it problematic, because according to the so-called juvenile protection law, you cannot exploit a minor, under 18 years old.

Cather herself found it problematic, and reissued it in 1932, having cut it savagely and removed nearly a 10th of the text.

And it's sad that there was no consensus among audiences – some people, like the New York Times critic Ben Brantley, clearly found it problematic, but a lot of people raved about it.