Sentence examples similar to it is evidently problematic from inspiring English sources
It's based upon a Norse legend – the alternative title is The Amulet – though the libretto, which Coleridge-Taylor wrote himself, is evidently problematic, and has been tactfully edited by the director Christopher Cowell for this production.
Release back into the community following such circumstances is evidently problematic and may, in part, explain these findings.
For Ross, who was the State Department's director of policy planning under President George H. W. Bush, the special Middle East coördinator under President Bill Clinton, and an adviser to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the settlements are evidently problematic only insofar as they present an obstacle to a smoothly functioning bilateral relationship.
It is evidently motive hunting.
But it is evidently losing the battle.
(9) It is evidently true for (9).
It was, evidently, utterly repellent.
It was evidently ignored.
It's evidently contagious.
"It's evidently a little network.
