Sentence examples for is very problematic and from inspiring English sources
"The concept of ability is very problematic and comes with a lot of other baggage.
"It really is very problematic, and absolutely out of the norm for such a large company," she said.
The report is very problematic, and offence as the best form of defence is as natural in the political world as in the sporting arena.
Our society is given extraordinarily pessimistic messages about 'schizophrenia' (even though, as I discuss in my TED Book, the concept of schizophrenia as a valid entity is very problematic and contested) and in turn it can fill people with an overwhelming amount of hopelessness about themselves.
Peggy Hicks from HRW complained that insisting on "no reference to a single country or conflict is very problematic and destructive to the Durban Review process".
As an example, performing a testicular cancer exam without the patient's informed consent is very problematic, and transgresses core informed consent requirements.
it was very problematic, and then this happened".
Dogs, however, with their heightened senses and extreme vigilance, can be very problematic and should best be avoided.
They're very problematic and sometimes down right rude to each other, but there's definitely chemistry, and definitely some other emotions entwined in there.
"It's very problematic and very dangerous to have that type of material on your website," said Matthew Baiza, a 20-year-old junior and cofounder of the Stanford Association of Students for Sexual Assault Prevention ASAPP).
