Sentence examples for looks problematic from inspiring English sources

But that sticky embrace looks problematic now.

Its banks had barely dabbled in subprime mortgages when America's housing market imploded.That caution, widely seen as a virtue during the financial crisis, now looks problematic in a recovery that is at risk of choking.

Incidentally, as the Mancunian rivals are "paired" for policing reasons, United enjoy six post-European home matches, though doubtless Sir Alex Ferguson will moan that every Champions League fixture is preceded by an away match, though only the October week which sandwiches a European tie between Liverpool (away) and Manchester City (home) looks problematic.

If the ideal calls on us to tear down and completely restructure the social life of modern industrial democracies, it looks problematic.

Perhaps even more importantly for ABP, the core premise of its business model — i.e. the notion that some ads are acceptable — looks problematic on mobile too.

Accepting an invitation from Floyd, who has had domestic abuse issues against women in the past, looks problematic to some people.

That in itself looked problematic, with a dangerous-looking kink in the road at that point, but as the riders began their sprint, the bus was moved and the finish line restored.

Before the seventh, only one ball looked problematic: a soft grounder by Mitch Moreland toward second base.

That can be taken as evidence of satisfaction with the process.Yet a protracted vote does look problematic.

But those three countries have been on the ultra-sick list for decades; even before independence, their future looked problematic.

This may look problematic, as the act exists to protect faiths such as the Roman Catholic church against prosecution for having a doctrinal issue with women priests.