Sentence examples for had been a problematic from inspiring English sources
Hudson officials say that Mr. Awaed had been a problematic inmate, and had been placed in confinement two weeks before the incident for trying to incite a riot.
Every interviewee was, or had been, a problematic drug user (currently defined in the UK as a user of opiates and/or crack cocaine [ 12]).
The change has been a problematic pitch for Reed, who had thrown it just twice this season, allowing a hit both times.
The Rhinos have since trained at various outposts all across the city and Hetherington admits it has played a role in what has been a problematic campaign.
Trump, who has caused racial offense on occasions too numerous to note here, would have been a problematic presence at the museum for his anti-Obama birtherism alone.
Due to the complexity of the immune response to a Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection, identifying new, effective therapies and vaccines to combat it has been a problematic issue.
A new position-dependent gain map has been developed for the back-illuminated chip ACIS-5 (ACIS-S1) which makes significant improvements on what has been a problematic calibration since the launch date.
For Lee Helgeland, 65, a high-end gunsmith who, like his friend Mr. Fisher, lives deep in the country, the rise of assault weapons has been a problematic development, but an understandable one given the widespread admiration for all things military.
The linear elastic plastic behaviour of structural timber loaded perpendicular to grain has been a problematic issue for decades which is reflected in the differences between the prediction models in structural design codes over the world.
