Sentence examples for makes it problematic from inspiring English sources

It's safe, and it's very well done, but its casualness with regards to its processes makes it problematic.

The paper suggested that a better term like "variation" and "alteration" might be useful, but its inconsistent usage in the scientific world makes it problematic.

"What made the Strachey translation totally acceptable in the English-speaking world for over two decades is precisely what makes it problematic today," wrote Sander Gilman in a 1991 article in the International Review of Psychoanalysis.

The element of the page that makes it problematic is the picture of the original album cover that accompanies the text: the image shows a girl aged about 13 posing naked with only a crack in the camera lens covering her genitalia.

I love order and orderliness; I am disciplined and reliable – [yet] I am over-sensitive, almost a little sentimental, someone who's always been drawn by everything mysterious, magic, irrational, inexplicable, grotesque, and absurd, everything that escapes order and makes it problematic".

The inequality that is involved in this relationship makes it problematic.

But mental health experts warn that its thrilling narrative devices also make it problematic.

But Syria has made it problematic.

It was not "good form to do things that make it problematic for others", added Schalke's Horst Heldt.

"It's ironic: the very features that make plastic so popular also make it problematic," said Erik Floyd, a former equity analyst who is the treasurer of the Association for Sustainable and Responsible Investment in Asia and who co-founded the plastic project with Mr. Woodring.

"Having this investigation hanging out there during a gubernatorial election could make it problematic for Democrats," said Brad Lander, a new councilman from Brooklyn who is a fan of the Working Families Party and paid its staff members to work on his campaign.