Sentence examples similar to problematic command from inspiring English sources
She wasn't destined for the privileged but problematic platforms that Cyrus commands.
Often misperceived as willful bids for attention, yesterday's hysteria and neurasthenia, today's eating disorders, and whatever problematic behaviors emerge in the future command attention because they defy reduction by medical minds.
Exploring this reference data from outside Galaxy (e.g. with the command line) can be problematic without prior knowledge of this directory structure and of its root.
Like Heartbleed, Shellshock is a vulnerability, but a much more problematic one because it exists in the basic command line of the Unix operating system rather than in the software used by some sites.
The location for the command center -- known as the bunker -- has been problematic from the start.
"Did you receive any instructions from, say, your command … directing you to do things with these bonuses that you felt was either problematic, improper, perhaps illegal?" Colannino asked at one point. .
This renders cases such as Abraham's extremely problematic, since we have no recourse to public reason to decide whether he is legitimately obeying God's command or whether he is a deluded would-be murderer.
Mr. Paterson did not feel obliged to name a second in command after he took over from the disgraced Eliot Spitzer because the Senate had a leader, the veteran if problematic Joseph Bruno.
"This is a consequence of the Constitution's command that there be only 'one Supreme Court.' " That also means, he added, that recusal at the Supreme Court is particularly problematic.
