Sentence examples for matter how problematic from inspiring English sources

And if we continue to eagerly gobble up evidence of our enemy's perfidy from any source whatsoever (no matter how problematic) vs. putting the time and effort into making up our own minds (without the thoughtful help offered by those who want us to do what they say), how much longer will it be before we find ourselves in a dystopia our confirmation biases have built to imprison us?

In a world in which someone appears to find almost everything, no matter how innocuous, "problematic", here's something so wilfully, relentlessly, self-evidently problematic as to boggle even the most libertarian mind.

Perhaps the greatest problem with realism in international relations is that it has a tendency to slip into its extreme version, which accepts any policy that can benefit the state at the expense of other states, no matter how morally problematic the policy is.

And the hyper-clarity of the description is complemented by a complete grasp of the corpus, each of the writer's strengths and flaws laid out with juridical precision, no matter how large or problematic the body of work.

Watching them as an adult, these films come across as a cheesy and over the top, but also as an admirable attempt, no matter how awkward and sometimes problematic, to invent a new, more innocent German-ness that has nothing to do with the jingoism of the Third Reich.

To begin with, the name "He For She" is problematic, no matter how you slice it.

In these cases, boards can become problematic, no matter how well they present a public face to acceditors and the college's stakeholders.

The idea of a vulnerable person with possible physical or psychiatric issues going to a psychic is problematic, no matter how friendly they are.

However, there is a key similarity between traditional cinema, television and news reporting and the type of immersive virtual reality experiences I make: If the audio is bad, the piece will be problematic no matter how good the visuals are.

While there's plenty of evidence that the American federal government is actively engaged in blogging and other forms of social media, it's also an undeniable fact that some air travelers stand behind anything the TSA does -- no matter how ill-advised or constitutionally problematic.

They think Blosnich's study demonstrates that for many queer people, non-affirming theology is at best problematic and at worst lethal ― "no matter how kindly or compassionately" it is articulated.