Sentence examples for makes a problematic from inspiring English sources

This 19th century Romantic classic makes a problematic feminist statement.

Maybe they made a problematic acquisition.

Roetter also made a problematic comment about trying to classify ethnicities by name analysis, Miley said, which "underscored the unconscious tendency to ignore the complex forces of history, colonization, slavery and identity". .

Obama made a problematic judgment call in trying to explain working class culture to a much wealthier audience.

As Melbourne's Metro trains are regularly shut down on warm days, this will make a problematic situation even more serious.

A contextual factors framework is suited to understanding acupuncture as a complex intervention not least because it does not require us to make a problematic reductionist distinction between specific and non-specific effects [ 8- 11].

To avert a 27 percent cut in Medicare payments to doctors, the deal makes a more problematic $21 billion cut from health care spending, including a $5 billion cut to a disease-prevention fund, which President Obama had also proposed cutting.

His expulsion by the orthodox church makes him a problematic figure for the current regime.

There was never a horse like Secretariat, which makes him a problematic subject for drama.

Yet Poiret also perpetrated the hobble skirt, which makes him a problematic candidate for a feminist Wall of the Righteous.

Though Mr. Sun's outspokenness makes him a problematic figure, they say China's leaders could still embrace his model to address endemic poverty.