Sentence examples for part of the problematic from inspiring English sources

Bradley D. Blum, the new chief executive at Burger King, based in Miami, said in a telephone interview that he realized the challenges the company faces, whether of its own making or as part of the problematic fast-food category.

"I think it's part of the problematic labor conditions found in academia today," where in order to stay in science you must become a group leader, given that the staff scientist position has almost entirely disappeared.

These events are part of the problematic of sectioning these bodies - the human body and the city body - and questions and the new ways in which they can potentially reassemble to build new ones.

There is reason to think the Supreme Court will find that second part of the law problematic.

Nietzsche wrote that "lying is a necessity of life" and that it was "a part of the terrifying and problematic character of existence".

It is particularly troubling that none of them apparently thought any part of the incident was problematic: not the fact that they scared a 5-year-old boy out of his wits, nor threatening him and his parents to 'hand him over' to the Palestinian police, nor threatening to arrest the father on no legal grounds, nor handcuffing and blindfolding the father in front of his son".

I would love it if the book could be read less for the detail than about the idea that the whole way we're seeing this part of the world is problematic.

We contend that any ontology that lacks precise, clear-cut definitions, and relies on examples as part of the definition, is problematic.

In part this is because of the problematic aspects of continuing foreign assistance to national governments for health that raises issues of fungibility, sustainability and of distortion of countries' exchange rates.

The problematic part of the equation of SS Coachella was not Coachella but the cruise.

Those are both sound principles, too.The problematic part of the agenda is voluntarism.