Sentence examples for how problematic it is from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kohl gets in a barb about how problematic it is that a firm like JPMorgan cannot sort out its paperwork on an issue as important as foreclosures.
The controversy over this film's use of torture is a reflection of how problematic it is to classify.
The first case in which the Supreme Court recognized the state secrets privilege thus perfectly illustrated how problematic it is.
"What adblock has done is highlight how problematic it is when you work with programmatic ad networks and they're stuffing the pages with ads.
Given how problematic it is for people to have college debt without a college degree — as many people unfortunately do — what do you think federal and state policy makers should do to change colleges with low graduation rates?
We've got a long way to go," says Cornett. "But what it feels like is we're having a full conversation about health – we're talking about obesity, and people understand how problematic it is.
Other examples include the Noid in ads for Domino's Pizza, who symbolized how problematic it was to order from other chains, and the Spotmaker, who wreaked havoc inside dishwashers until banished by Calgonite.
They recognized how problematic it was, had it removed, apologized to anyone who was upset, and instituted training for employees to prevent similar incidents in the future.
After a Wall Street Journal article sparked interest in the subject, "TODAY" invited HuffPost Parents managing editor Farah Miller, dad blogger David Vienna and child and family psychologist Jennifer Hartstein to discuss how problematic it really is for parents to let children see them in conflict.
As Samantha Rullo wrote at Bustle, "Somehow, no one involved with the creation of this episode realized how ridiculously problematic it was, especially since a significant amount of the audience is young, and this is providing a representation of a transgender person that is offensive, grossly inaccurate, and just plain wrong". .
They also recognize how problematic it would be if UMKC limited its total buckaroo spending to anything less than what the students wanted to earn to be able to both pay the required tax of 20 buckaroos and save buckaroos as they may desire.
