Sentence examples for is extremely problematic from inspiring English sources

By contrast, measuring things like which teachers are good is extremely problematic.

"Turnbull's position is extremely problematic," said Peter Chen, a political science professor at the University of Sydney.

"It's segregating the capital which is extremely problematic for social cohesion and puts real pressure on services here.

And as if all that were not enough, the creation of a party is extremely problematic for Mr Hazare.

Dalia Abd El-Hameed, head of the gender programme at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, said the campaign represented "a top-down approach to dealing with the issue of circumcision, which is extremely problematic".

Vengeance may indeed be "among the strongest of human emotions," but Diamond's belief that there is a fundamental analogy or family resemblance (in social scientific terms) between observations from his fieldwork in New Guinea and his father-in-law's experience is extremely problematic.

But despite the new legislation, Indiana Democratic senator Jean Breaux says the baby boxes are extremely problematic, and speak to growing extremism in the state.

That's extremely problematic.

"It's extremely problematic," Mr. Benjamin said.

But ethically this would be extremely problematic.

"The temporary assignments to the border courts have been extremely problematic.