Sentence examples for problematic does not from inspiring English sources

"It's a collective, social responsibility to ensure that violent, potentially contagious content that could reinforce messages that we find problematic does not spread," said Hogan.

To recognize that some forms of idealization are problematic does not imply that we should embrace what Gaus has called "justificatory populism" that every person in a society must actually assent to the social and moral institutions in question (Gaus 1996, 130-131).

(It is a curious fact about anti-positivist theories that, while they all insist on the moral nature of law, without exception they take its moral nature to be something good. The idea that law might of its very nature be morally problematic does not seem to have occurred to them).

But for me this is problematic; doesn't the word "acting" imply some kind of concealment of one's true nature?

"Problematic doesn't mean there is not a road to success, but they have been stalled at around 100 wolves".

Due to the complexities and difficulties with honesty, we spend a lot of time in life oscillating between phony and honest -- wanting to mostly be honest, but to do so in a politically correct way, or at least in a way that's not too offensive, problematic, doesn't create problems for us or other people, and gets us what we want.

The 20-page report [pdf, explicit language redacted] found that the behavior of Mr. Spitzer and his aides, while problematic, did not rise to the level of prosecution, in part because Mr. Spitzer is no longer governor, having resigned this month amid a prostitution scandal.

Maybe Cinderella's coach turns into a pumpkin at midnight but acts that are morally problematic don't become morally justifiable according to someone's watch.

First, this whole branding of a Toronto girl is a bit problematic, don't you think?

"He said what about Toronto ladies?" Firstly, this whole branding of a "Toronto girl" is a bit problematic, don't you think?

The city's current sexual harassment policy warns that consensual relationships between bosses and people they supervise are potentially problematic, but does not prohibit them.