Sentence examples for it's also problematic from inspiring English sources

While consultants note that Clinton's approval ratings rose after revelations of her husband's relationship with Monica Lewinsky were made public, it's also problematic territory for the Democratic frontrunner.

Having said that, it's also problematic in lots of ways.

It's also problematic working with people who aren't academically strong enough.

It's also problematic that we need to continually review and respond to the books that are obviously racist.

But if the tendency is understandable, it's also problematic, because the only thing that Catholics are supposed to rely on the papacy for is the protection of the deposit of faith, and on every other front — renewal, governance, holiness — it's extremely important for believers to keep their expectations low.

"As encouraging as this latest poll is in terms of the confidence expressed in him and in the Police Department, it's also problematic in fanning speculation that he had hoped had been quieted," said Paul J. Browne, the chief spokesman for the department.

"Force India have these large screens up blocking our view so we can't see Sergio Perez's car but we can see Nico Hulkenburg's and it is also problematic.

It is also problematic that patient's perspective on the psychic phenomena, which are a crucial aspect of their disease was largely overlooked.

Specifically, an evolving body of research literature has shown that sexual aggression is not only a marker of severe physical violence in intimate relationships, it is also problematic in its own right and is associated with specific consequences [ 2].

The United States accounts for half the world's $60 billion in sales of cut and polished diamonds, but it is also problematic for the parent company, De Beers, because of a variety of antitrust investigations that preclude it from openly doing business there.

It is also problematic for Booz Allen, which has built much of its business on providing highly technical services to the N.S.A. and other intelligence agencies.