Sentence examples for point out the problematic from inspiring English sources

With Obama's championing of the "middle-class economy" Tuesday, it's hard not to point out the problematic fact that the middle class is actually much smaller than it was when the president first took office.

By pointing out the problematic traits of the people – women – we see on screen, we flag to the world that we get it.

Critics have pointed out the problematic nature of such options.

Others point out the difficulties.

Always point out the facts.

As Think Progress has pointed out, the language is problematic in terms of how Roberts, and perhaps the other four conservative justices, views the nature of democratic representation.

As the San Francisco Chronicle points out, the plan is politically problematic on both sides of the aisle.

Scott and colleagues point out several problematic points with the SOD1 line [13].

When the Nigerian-American Nnedi Okorafor became the first black woman to win the World Fantasy award in 2011, a friend pointed out the fact that the award was problematic – it being a bust of Lovecraft.

Despite the advantages of decentralization, Rondinelli et al. [36] have pointed out the fact that decentralization may be problematic if local institutions in a decentralized administration lack the expertise, know-how, and management capacity to administrate the services.

You also need IS-LM to talk about the hypothetical process by which price flexibility restores full employment, if only to point out how problematic that process is.