Sentence examples for problematic by itself from inspiring English sources

That can be problematic by itself, but other apps and devices meant to facilitate communication do exactly that — they lump concepts into categories like emotions, actions, desires, objects and expect the user to sift through them all.

This is not by itself problematic: while the existence of U is the dual the Bottom axiom, a top jumbo of which everything is part has none of the formal and philosophical oddities of a bottom atom that is part of everything (though see Section 4.5 for qualifications).

In addition to consent itself, the relation between ethics approval and secondary use was also identified as potentially problematic by interviewees.

Made in France was similarly rendered problematic by November's Paris attacks.

So even shows made problematic by the recent tragedy appeared as originally intended.

The show was made all the more problematic by Mr. Pomranz's air of twitchy physical discomfort.

His bid to curb migrant benefits was described as "highly problematic" by the European Commission.

"Furthermore, the methods of predator persecution are seen as problematic by a clear majority of Alaska's citizens".

Not only are Sanders's bogeybanks just one part of Wall Street but they are getting less powerful and less problematic by the year.

Financial institutions have accumulated 323 billion euros ($418 billion) in real estate assets, of which 175 billion euros was labeled "problematic" by the Bank of Spain last year.

Over all, Spanish banks have accumulated €323 billion of property assets, of which €175 billion have been labeled "problematic" by the Bank of Spain.