Sentence examples similar to it is likewise problematic from inspiring English sources
Her habit of categorising feelings of affection or pleasure in the non-human world as automatically nostalgic is likewise problematic, since it risks a kind of fetishising of nature as vulnerable and delicate, a way of thinking that Mabey himself has done much to challenge.
A one-size-fits-all approach to services for formerly abducted young people is likewise problematic because it does little to meet their varied needs.
Interpretation of CPD effects at fixed duration is likewise problematic.
It is, likewise, a family epic.
At times, it was also problematic.
But it's also problematic.
In any case, in AKV, Lewis seems to draw back from the discussion of common concepts in MWO and to rest content with pointing out that any attribution of linguistic meaning or sense meaning to another is inductive and thus only probable, and any attribution of linguistic or sense meaning similar to ours is likewise inductive, fallible, and problematic.
It is fiendishly problematic.
It is hugely problematic," she says.
And if so, it is legally problematic.
