Sentence examples for it a problematic from inspiring English sources

The organic content of peat makes it a problematic basement soil for highway construction.

"Metamorphosen" presents a specific technical challenge that has long made it a problematic piece to perform.

The Suez debacle and the quick dismantling of an empire made it a problematic emotion, which began to be comically evoked in the 1950s by the Goon Show even before its wholesale demolition by the satirists of the 1960s.

Portraying a hapless, Chaplinesque sort of character, he also copes with a ladder that falls apart (while he's on it), a problematic slack wire and multiple props to juggle (in all senses of the verb).

The characteristic wildness of the writing, both for voice and piano, reflects the urgency of his inspiration, but in devising this highly original cycle, which includes not just a high tenor but a mezzo-soprano as the gypsy girl and an offstage chorus of three women singers, Janacek made it a problematic work for anyone to present.

Holdren had called it a "problematic proposition" that "we do not know whether it is 5000 barrels a day or 10,000 or 2000...

It's a "problematic fav," but it's difficult to not sing along to Stefani's kitschy new wave homage.

It is … I hate to use the word 'problematic', but it is a problematic word, 'alternative': what does it really mean?

But it's a problematic way to view raising children, because it increases demands on the parents.

It is a problematic story, but as a place to start, it would not be half bad.

Again, it was a problematic approach that the federal government took to doing it.