Sentence examples for problematic beginning from inspiring English sources

The whole publication is problematic, beginning with the accuracy of the designation.

But so much else about it is problematic, beginning with Coco's acquiescence, which makes very little sense.

Implementing a Conservative pledge to slash net long-term immigration from roughly 200,000 a year to "tens of thousands" by 2015 was looking increasingly problematic; beginning by restricting the inflow of skilled labour provoked the ire of British business.

In its most basic form it included the discussion of a problematic proposition, beginning with the presentation of the proposition, followed by a proof, a disproof and a solution, sometimes accompanied by a response to the opposing arguments (see our section 2.2).

And is asking that question problematic to begin with?

All 17 produced green signals, the set that we deemed problematic to begin with.

How to abbreviate the name was problematic from the beginning.

Analyzing cryocooler reliability has been problematic from the beginning.

The compliance of adolescents migraineurs with a restrictive type of KD is problematic, however at the beginning all of the subjects were absolutely open for a non-pharmacological "natural" treatment.

The Suez debacle and the quick dismantling of an empire made it a problematic emotion, which began to be comically evoked in the 1950s by the Goon Show even before its wholesale demolition by the satirists of the 1960s.

"We know that there are no meaningful or even at this point knowable ways for determining who's on a watchlist or should be, and connecting that to gun purchases is only doubling down on a problematic situation to begin with," said Warren, whose organization also represents people challenging their apparent watchlisting.