Sentence examples for indeed problematic from inspiring English sources

Those ferocious crowd scenes are indeed problematic.

Sexual-harassment law is indeed problematic.

JB Quotas are indeed problematic but there are other possible affirmative action interventions, such as requiring departments, conferences and journals to monitor closely the number of women applying or submitting papers compared to those accepted.

It is indeed problematic that more English trained players are not fed back into the English game at a later date, but expecting them to stay at their hometown club is – just maybe – too much to ask in the modern game, irrespective of how well they are coached.

While the paucity of validation quality data and robust verification, validation, and accreditation approaches are indeed problematic, that topic is beyond the scope of this paper.

The unjustified proliferation of new rights is indeed problematic because it spreads skepticism about all human rights, as if they were merely wishful thinking or purely rhetorical claims.

Kevin Sumption, director of the Australian National Maritime Museum, said it would now be "inappropriate and indeed very problematic" for either the British or Australian governments to put in a latent claim of ownership for any of the vessels.

(According to NIDA, long-term marijuana use can indeed be problematic, leading to the classic "compulsive drug seeking" of the addict, and to symptoms of withdrawal when he or she tries to quit).

But if it does not recognize the need for such a differentiation, it may indeed be problematic.

Those last 10,000 feet or so from a telephone company switch to a home are very long feet indeed, made problematic by touchy wiring and uncertain standards.

The WHO guidelines can be extremely helpful but with the passage of time, maintaining compliance can indeed be problematic.