Sentence examples for fundamentally problematic from inspiring English sources

The NGOs called the role, which was introduced in 2012 by current EC president José Manuel Barroso and has been occupied since then by a biologist at the University of Aberdeen, Prof Anne Glover, "fundamentally problematic".

But the closer you get to what is happening on the ground in China, its so-called capitalism looks nothing like any form of capitalism the west has known and the transition from communism remains fundamentally problematic.

And Albarn's presence as narrator and commentator is fundamentally problematic: it relegates the central role of Dr Dee to a dumbshow (apart from a virtuoso recital of mathematical formulae, which earned actor Bertie Carvel a deserved ovation).

The variety of claims about Strauss's view of esotericism, mentioned above, is also fundamentally problematic.

Blanket statements like "We have got to get rid of all the old theories and start anew" are fundamentally problematic.

She also notes that Bornstein (whom she sees as representative of all current transgender politics) continues to make room for transsexual identities and transsexual surgery, which she sees as fundamentally problematic (198).

But this policy is deeply, deeply wrong, problematic and fundamentally unjustifiable even when the parent has broken the law.

Clearly, the extent to which these aspects of operational structure are considered problematic relates fundamentally to one's epistemological and political stance.

"The problematic factor is that consumers remain fundamentally insolvent or worried about becoming so, and too many of the major banks are zombies uninterested in commercial or industrial lending," said James K. Galbraith, an economics professor at the University of Texas.

These influences may be particularly large in a period as turbulent as the past two years". If, as Carmen Reinhardt and Kenneth Rogoff have argued, recessions following financial crises are of a fundamentally different kind, then extrapolating from the 1990-2007 data is problematic.

The law was especially problematic, he continued, "because a growing number of citizens view it as fundamentally unfair".