Sentence examples for is obviously problematic from inspiring English sources

"The only cure really is a heart transplant, which is obviously problematic.

"What is clear is that entry salaries compare badly in all sectors in the UK with internationally which is obviously problematic for recruitment," she added.

Comparing countries at very different stages of development and with very different economic realities is obviously problematic, as the creators of the index acknowledge.

That arrangement is obviously problematic: Shell has bet its future on the £35bn takeover and now its lead auditor will be making judgments on assets that he had signed off in his last job.

I loved the Keith Richards autobiography "Life" — although the "auto" part of that is obviously problematic, since Richards neither wrote, nor, apparently, remembered much of what was in the book.

Nevertheless, this identification is obviously problematic (Adamson 2013a).

That needs a very high standard of revoltingness, and while naked pictures like Lawrence's are obviously problematic, in terms of their content they don't come anywhere near this category.

"It's obviously problematic," the former official said.

When white becomes the de facto neutral, that's obviously problematic, as the kids say.

Huth's case is perhaps the most explosive right now, and has the most momentum, but all four are obviously problematic for Cosby.

I'm reluctant to talk about the dancing, because the whole point of the dancing is to talk about the dancing, but yes, it's obviously problematic in a number of ways.