Sentence examples for pretty problematic from inspiring English sources

"Some of their methodologies in taking samples were pretty problematic," he said.

For us, that's actually pretty problematic for a couple of reasons.

Women being sexual in Hollywood has proved pretty problematic for young female actors in the last year.

When it comes to science fiction on the continent, Oyéjidé found the 2009 film District 9 to be an "awesome film" but "pretty problematic" for Nigerians.

Since Robert went to China to preside in a very official-looking – but apparently totally private – way over a business deal by a man who donated $340,000 to the Liberal party last year and $750,000 the year before, that looks pretty problematic.

The issue has been pretty problematic for LG.

The ethics of performing direct negative emotional manipulation on a group of your users without consent seems pretty clearly problematic.

Although there's nothing inherently wrong with that, those narratives can get tiring – and, in some cases, problematic – pretty quickly.

There is some revealing material about relations with the cops (which are pretty bad) and the problematic trial of the alleged killers of teenagers Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis.

In fact, I'm pretty sure a relatively problematic thought process had led me to the decision that finding some good Japanese music would look particularly impressive.

What's more, three developments this past week were promising for McCain — or what amounts to pretty much the same thing, problematic for Obama.