Sentence examples for problematic as a from inspiring English sources
The waivers are problematic as a matter of public policy, the opinion said.
Because the survey has allowed respondents to identify themselves ethnically, Mr. David and others said, it will be problematic as a basis for developing policy, for getting an accurate count, for defining the community.
Novara also probably introduced Copernicus to two important books that framed his future problematic as a student of the heavens: Epitoma in Almagestum Ptolemaei ("Epitome of Ptolemy's Almagest") by Johann Müller (also known as Regiomontanus, 1436 76) and Disputationes adversus astrologianm divinatricenm ("Disputations against Divinatory Astrology") by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola (1463 94).
Moreover, the term's presently widespread pejorative connotations render "fideism" problematic as a descriptive category.
It was also not as problematic as a former sportsman who once earned tens of thousands of pounds a week might have expected it to be.
In some sense, we have a non-wellfounded definition, which is as problematic as a contradiction (a proposition equivalent to its negation).
This rigidity is problematic as soon as we have a class of syntactic expressions with a non-uniform contribution to meaning assembly.
Is Taylor's shirt really as problematic as an entire clothing label named Porn Star?
There is nothing simple about inducting N.W.A; the group is as problematic as an act gets.
While Your Fave Is Problematic, as an idea, wasn't executed to the best of its ability, it would be a shame to ignore the good it did, even if you disagree with its basic tenets.
