Sentence examples for is a bit problematic from inspiring English sources

The science is a bit problematic.

One is that the way it defines wars is a bit problematic.

For some businesses, the current economic downturn is a bit problematic.

Which is a bit problematic when the dynamic between himself and Bahari is the heart of the film.

The movie is a bit problematic for Westerners.

First, this whole branding of a Toronto girl is a bit problematic, don't you think?

All you have to do is read the writing on the ads (or, in this instance, the church bulletins) to spot anachronisms: The church bulletins are a bit problematic, partly because they are typeset (the ones I remember were mimeographed).

"These five currencies have accepted the spillover report despite the fact that they understand that sometimes it will be a bit problematic for them, because we will say things they don't like," he said.

Announcing the award, Englund described Munro as the "master of the contemporary short story", with a "power of observation that is almost uncanny" and an "intelligence and power of observation that could be a bit problematic, because she sees through people".

Unlike the Charge, the Alta doesn't have any physical buttons, so when the touchscreen doesn't work great, that's a bit problematic.

So when you consider that in some cases it can take literally years to pay back the investment, justifying the purchase can be a bit problematic.