Sentence examples for left a problematic from inspiring English sources

He admitted that the Monetary Policy Committee - seen by many as Brown's earliest and best move - left a problematic legacy of huge consumer debt and high house prices by stoking domestic demand in order to avert a recession.

Even for scholars focused on the plight of former slaves and Indians, Grant left a problematic legacy and, with changing attitudes toward warfare after the end of the Vietnam War, Grant's military reputation suffered again.

Not only will the military side of the victory likely leave a problematic legacy, we should not deny agency to the many thousands of Libyans across regions, tribes and ideologies, who ultimately made victory possible through their refusal to continue their cooperation with an oppressive and illegitimate regime.

The collision left a deep gash in Lee's left elbow, and the wound proved problematic.

(In application forms, where not filling in a field can be more problematic, you can offer "personal reasons" to explain why you left a job).

It should have been 3 0 when Thomas evaded Green, but in so doing left himself with a problematic angle and took a tumble in front of an open goal.

That a substantial fraction of the LABA users did not have a claim associated with asthma or COPD is problematic in that it leaves a large fraction of patients unclassified in the data.

This open-ended description leaves a lot of wiggle room about who FCS chooses to lend to―which is problematic.

However, suicide after absconding is problematic, and it is clearly a challenge to prevent patients leaving a general psychiatry open ward.

Without the orthodox protection of a requirement for a warrant from an independent authority, the prospect of massive official access to and use of data will leave an otherwise beneficial law highly problematic.

Grimm has long made a habit of leaving such problematic connections in his wake, and then chalking up any accusations of impropriety to conspiracy.