Sentence examples for it was problematic that from inspiring English sources

Amid the tumult of Braveheart Day, I asked Ricketts whether it was problematic that this outpouring of charity from the community was — in effect — facilitating ABC's profits.

Mr. Banks said it was problematic that the police were applying the program "without any legislative authorization to New Yorkers who may well be wrongfully accused of misconduct".

I think he thought that it was problematic that some of the young soldiers were not expecting the impact of trauma, not prepared emotionally for the impact of seeing dead bodies".

Judge Pauley took a more sympathetic view of this relevance standard than many lawmakers in Congress, although he acknowledged it was "problematic" that many were not aware of how widely the law was being interpreted before disclosures by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Asked whether it was problematic that Yahoo might be running ads adjacent to third-party content, Bhat said that Yahoo had already been doing so on sites like its customized My Yahoo portal.

Several felt that it was problematic that they, and others in their age group, did not know where they should go if they wanted information or to get tested for STIs.

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

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".

But it's problematic that Mary's quiet rebellion is more persuasive than Edie's frantic one.

Perhaps it's problematic — that identity-politics refrain — for me, a white critic, to prefer the contrite, rueful Tyson.

But you see it's problematic, that there are certain roles black actors have been afforded in history that have now become tropes in the history of Hollywood.