Sentence examples for problematic elements from inspiring English sources

There are problematic elements to Mr. Pataki's new plan.

The Liberals have pledged to review and repeal problematic elements of that legislation.

"I think that's why its problematic elements rankle – not because I'm 'offended', but because it seems lazy, repetitious.

Trudeau vowed to amend the "problematic elements" of the law, rather than simply repeal the legislation, noted Snowden.

The Guardian has already published two articles on the problematic elements of Swift's response, so we won't get into it again.

In spite of — or, probably, because of — these potent and problematic elements, "Oh, Susanna" was a shattering hit, in part because of steam.

The least problematic element in modern companies is almost always the hero, Prince Siegfried.

But the Christian glosses of "Lucretia" began to appear as a problematic element in the piece right from its premiere.

Mr. Eaton's music is at once the most original and the most problematic element of this work.

Another problematic element of data on fertility is that, in general, the information we have comes from patients who visit doctors because they are experiencing fertility problems.

The highly problematic element to this strategy is the undetermined source of funding for the activities.