Sentence examples for it was equally problematic from inspiring English sources

There was brutality aplenty, but it was equally problematic that, though the Occupiers said they were working for the universal good (or 99percentt of it, anyway), they were actually exclusive a community gated away not only by police barricades but by a spirit of We Precious Few.  .

There was brutality aplenty, but it was equally problematic that, though the Occupiers said they were working for the universal good (or 99percentt of it, anyway), they were actually exclusive a community gated away not only by police barricades but by a spirit of We Precious Few.

But now I am similarly shaky and uncertain – and it is equally problematic placing notes with precision.

It is equally problematic to ignore how perceptions of freedom vary across class, regional and professional backgrounds.

It is equally problematic whether a unified account of the notion of function as such is possible, but this issue has received considerably more philosophical attention.

It is equally problematic trying to equalise tasks in terms of cognitive load [ 15], and engagement to students.

Although compensatory evolution can be problematic for the efficacy of a pest management strategy, I argue that it is equally problematic for strategies invoking weak and strong trade-offs, and thus does not undermine the argument presented above, which compares two scenarios with contrasting trade-off topologies.

It should also be noted that genotyping of CD24 using the Tm-matched probe set was equally problematic with the two spatial gradient methods (Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 in [5]), and the solution to that difficulty in both cases was to use shorter probes.

The surveillance legislation was equally problematic for Democrats.

On proliferation, Pakistan's record was equally problematic, the report said.

(Mr Levenson, who had already left city government, says the price was fair).Mr Daley's use of the deal's proceeds was equally problematic.