Sentence examples for maybe problematic from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that compulsory schooling was lifted before light work was allowed in Trinidad and Tobago, so this is one country where our econometric assumption of smooth age trends before light work is permitted maybe problematic.

Ru laughed and it is a funny line but, well, it's starting to maybe get #problematic.

"Seems problematic maybe".

So that's maybe the more problematic part.

If I'd said something about why that was problematic, maybe my executive director would have retaliated.

"It is highly problematic and maybe even unethical," said Dr. Joseph Turow, a professor at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.

Maybe they made a problematic acquisition.

Disregarding his problematic reasoning, maybe he is correct in his affirmation.

"Colting's assertion that his purpose in writing Catcher was to 'critically examin[e] the character Holden, and his presentation in Catcher as an authentic and admirable (maybe even heroic) figure' is problematic and lacking in credibility," Batts said in her ruling.

Among the different interchange design aspects, integrated land use and infrastructure planning is maybe one of the most problematic fields in practice, given that a joint transport and urban planning spills over the regular scope of action of interchange developers, whereas it involves the cooperation and agreement of various authorities.

Or maybe it's a sorta problematic way to boil an entire country down to the strangest stuff it produces.