Sentence examples for just as problematic from inspiring English sources

In celebratory football, taste level is just as problematic as it is in dance.

Just as problematic as its engagement with young people was the channel's portrayal of women.

And her character has long since shaped up as a character just as problematic.

Tracking these injuries nationally, however, is arguably just as problematic as tallying fatalities, according to public health researchers.

A white cast is a creative choice and just as problematic as the economic rationales that are trotted out to justify discrimination.

Moir, who says she is a supporter of same-sex marriages, said her comment about a "happy ever after myth" was that civil partnerships "can be just as problematic as heterosexual marriages".

Social anthropologists such as Adam Kuper argue that this is because, in truth, the term is simply being used as a replacement for the "ghostly category of 'primitive peoples'," and that it is just as problematic as that discredited idea.

In 1998 France and Germany tried to impose a fiscal rule on fellow euro-zone members, but five years later when they wanted to break its limits, they blocked its implementation.But overly strong rules can be just as problematic as weak ones: tie the government's hands too tightly and it might be deprived of an important lever just when it needs it.

The biggest one of all was the GOP's never-ending assault on the Affordable Care Act and its just-as-problematic tax reform plan.

In writing that 'it strikes another blow to the happy-ever-after myth of civil partnerships' I was suggesting that civil partnerships – the introduction of which I am on the record in supporting – have proved just to be as problematic as marriages".

I think she was right and I guess paint-strokes just aren't as problematic.