Sentence examples for finds problematic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin said he planned to give the principal a script on Monday and to ask her to specify the parts that she finds problematic.

For starters, says Pritzker, some like Stamped only focus on positive reviews, which he finds problematic.

And they may in the excitement say something, do something or ask for something that the other side finds problematic.

Baron also finds problematic the popular understanding of patriotism which focuses on the country's might and its interests as determined by whatever government is in power.

Mr Nuttall wants UKIP to become the authentic voice of the working class by talking about issues that Labour finds problematic.

"Most open-access (OA) journals make money by making authors pay an article processing charge to publish a paper," which MalariaWorld Journal editor Bart Knols finds problematic because he would prefer that that money be spent on research or prevention.

What the Rangers do find problematic is winning.

Ideologies I find problematic – they blind people to reality.

The participants then selected the foods they found "problematic".

This, however, is what some theatre audiences find problematic – searching for an elusive meaning.

Nevertheless, there are oddities that non-Icelandic readers will find problematic.