Sentence examples for has a problematic from inspiring English sources

Yale, like many university campuses across the country, has a problematic history with sexual assault allegations.

Kerrigan's first patient of the morning has a problematic gastric band.

As Mr. Audi wrote in a director's note, "Attila" has a problematic dramatic structure.

In this model, the screen glass is key in every way, because it's expensive to manufacture and has a problematic yield — that is, a high rate of having to be thrown away.

The group supports him but was convinced of three things: in places like Cullman, Davis's race will cost him; his success hinges on Obama's; he has a problematic handshake.

Bussing has a problematic history, and though most American school districts have abandoned the practice, those that have stuck with it offer some important lessons as we think through how to best ensure that more children – white and non-white; poor and affluent – can enjoy the benefits of attending culturally diverse schools.

Uribe does have a problematic background.

This had a problematic effect on his theater music.

Clinton and her husband Bill have had a problematic track record in Iowa.

"We have a problematic relationship with our own history, especially with art.

The Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office has had a problematic history with capital cases.