Sentence examples for has always been a problematic from inspiring English sources

George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" has always been a problematic classic.

"Black dance" has always been a problematic term, not least because of enduring conflicts over race and the body.

But picking the boss's son has always been a problematic issue, with some players rising above the bloodlines and others never escaping the accusations of nepotism.

Fine coal processing has always been a problematic and costlier than the cleaning of coarse coal (Andrew Mohns 1997).

This chapter discusses the fact that deploying security patches, especially in a large enterprise environment, has always been a problematic situation for network administrators.

Foreign policy has always been a problematic area for the EU, one largely based upon a "lowest common denominator" approach, which is not necessarily the best way to tackle a major crisis.

However, the term "sharing economy" has always been a little problematic: As Giana M. Eckhardt and Fleura Bardhi note in the Harvard Business Review, true sharing is a social interaction that involves no transactions or profits, like books at a public library.

Act Two has always been a little problematic, both with the King's bolt from the blue illness and the secondary story of forbidden love at court.

Anger in such a situation isn't necessarily problematic; righteous indignation has always been a part of progressive struggles".

While these 80s movies are almost unavoidably a problematic fave, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's action serials inspired series has always been a cooler sibling to their Star Wars franchise.

The app has always been a bit buggy on the Android platform, but the issues that are being reported are more than just a little problematic.