Sentence examples for on a problematic from inspiring English sources

The biocentric perspective relies on a problematic teleological hypothesis.

The correct vote on a problematic ballot is for a fair election next time.

Relationship surveillance takes on a problematic dimension: we can now monitor the movements of the people we are dating, or just talking to.

Reflecting on the sheer amount of television last year as the culture hit "peak TV," Paskin argued that you're much more likely to heap lavish praise on a problematic TV show if you watch it really, really fast.

"We know that there are no meaningful or even at this point knowable ways for determining who's on a watchlist or should be, and connecting that to gun purchases is only doubling down on a problematic situation to begin with," said Warren, whose organization also represents people challenging their apparent watchlisting.

Improvement of soil engineering properties is an inevitable necessity, when the structures are founded on a problematic soils.

He might score as a "probable pathological gambler," but the questions, it seemed to me, centered on others' — on my — idea of a problematic life, not on Dan's.

A State Department official, speaking with reporters on the condition of anonymity, acknowledged on Wednesday a problematic aspect of Clinton's setup.

Portraying a hapless, Chaplinesque sort of character, he also copes with a ladder that falls apart (while he's on it), a problematic slack wire and multiple props to juggle (in all senses of the verb).

One couple I spoke with had been there for the original Himself recording in 1982, and said they'd been fans of Cosby since he was "the first negro on television," a problematic claim for a number of reasons.

But, from a business and marketing perspective, the suggestion that Bridgewater's success continues to hinge on Dalio is a problematic one.