Sentence examples for it problematic that from inspiring English sources

He did not seem to think it problematic that, as shown by the HBGary emails, it was the justice department itself that recommended Hunton & Williams to Bank of America.

That decline, along with likely write-downs of the value of some of I.B.M.'s investments in other companies and continuing currency pressures, made it "problematic" that I.B.M. would meet the analysts' projections for the rest of the year, John R. Joyce, the company's chief financial officer, said in a conference call.

Moreover, given that the court in those earlier decisions did not consider it problematic that large contributors would gain influence over the political office holders whose campaigns they supported, there seemed little reason to think that it would worry that judges might be influenced by contributors whom they directly solicited during their campaigns.

Officials found it "problematic" that Lewis took so much time to react to Merrill's losses.

Ingenito found it problematic that Sonic tends to wall-run on every nearby vertical surface.

Speaking of LGBT teens, does nobody else find it problematic that we have so thoroughly entwined young queer identity and bully victimhood in recent years?

Once something passes the stage of avoiding a veto it is problematic that it is worth the paper it is written on.

I also think it's problematic that it is now on the school syllabus, because, in reality, it's a parody about how we deal with educational values".

And yes, it's problematic that it was directed by Terry Richardson, who is, as The Times' Scott Collins writes, "a controversial figure in the fashion world who's been repeatedly accused of exploiting kids and inappropriately touching models".

And Schiff's proposal — should it gain traction — could put Congressional leaders in the position of clarifying whether they view it as problematic that the FISA court is only getting input from the government before making its decisions.

But it's problematic that the three Western characters never amount to more than ciphers.