Sentence examples similar to problematic aftermath from inspiring English sources
I say crippling, because it seems clear that not only will a large number of excellent researchers be shown the door, but delivering effective teaching in its aftermath will be highly problematic.
The aftermath further soured a problematic relationship with some rank-and-file in the New York Police Department, who saw the mayor's scaling back of its controversial stop-and-frisk program almost as soon as he took office as a sign he did not support them.
The main exceptions are wars and their aftermath — and those can be problematic too.
His writing in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks seemed problematic for a similar reason.
The problematic Fourth Symphony, swivelling inconsequentially between neoclassical austerity and tentative lyricism, was written in the aftermath of the second world war and attempts to escape the gloomy mood of its times by evoking earlier happiness in Basel.
One of the most problematic for this mayor has been improving relations between the Police Department and minority groups in the city, especially in the aftermath of the shooting deaths of Mr. Diallo and Patrick M. Dorismond.
"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
