Sentence examples for most problematic things from inspiring English sources

"One of the most problematic things that we have in conservation is that the scientists can't explain the work they're doing in a way that's effective for people to take decisions or understand the consequences," de la Torre says.

The most problematic thing I can see is that if the Moon goes slightly on a diagonal path you will not get a good measurement.

But the most problematic thing in the film is Erika's sexuality, a mixture of morbid voyeurism and masochistic self-mutilation.

The main structure in the middle was the most problematic and the entire thing peeled off of the plate even after a liberal application of ABS slurry.

It enables you to cast light on your own society, because rather than taking your own society as completely natural and for granted, you say, "Why do we do things like that?" It makes problematic things that most people take for granted.

Among the most problematic aspects of the internet of things (including our bodies) is who owns the devices and data that will create it.

Ask them about the film's most problematic gender issues and the next thing they will do is protest Harry's (Alan Rickman) infidelity.

Justin Levitt, a professor at Loyola University's law school who signed an amicus brief in support of the commission, suggested that "it is clear that the court's pretty split on the things that it found most problematic".

And it's the contrast between this and the fourth, the thing that Plato finds most problematic, that will help us get to the heart of Plato's picture.

What's most problematic about this lack of foresight is that the first thing many tech pundits do upon hearing industry news is check a prominent brand's Twitter account to see if it's active and on message.

Most problematic were prescription drugs.