Sentence examples for it was a problematic from inspiring English sources

But it was a problematic notion.

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

Taylor: It was a problematic film for Paramount and MTV Films to release because they thought if it was really a teen movie they'd know how to market it.

And yet, Foltz acknowledged it was "a problematic case," saying there were issues early on with evidence collection — investigators, for example, didn't collect Jennings' uniform from the crime scene the night of the killing to check it for gunshot residue.

[GP9] GPs commonly stressed the importance of providing non-judgmental support to men who were using crystal meth, whether or not they felt it was a problematic behaviour.

But the first London performance, as part of the BBC's Adams weekend at the Barbican, passed off without adding any more fuel to the controversy, except to demonstrate that it is a problematic work, irrespective of its political content.

It's a problematic sort of anti-war play, given that its climactic, least ambiguous and most hopeful moment is the one in which a town of sleeping people are awakened and summoned to battle against a merciless foe.

"It's a problematic trend," said Stuart Ewen, author of "PR!

Still, footballers and fashion... it's a problematic marriage.

"It is a problematic city, Istanbul," he said.

"It's a problematic study," Dr. Sacks said.