Sentence examples for problematic episode from inspiring English sources

Frederic V. Malek, who is among Washington's wealthiest Republican power brokers, is discovering that even a single problematic episode in government service can be hard to shake.

In this case, though, it is a potentially problematic episode for Meg Whitman, the Republican who has broken spending records trying to become governor, and still has found herself tied in polls with her Democratic opponent, Jerry Brown, the state attorney general.

Flint's admiration for his subject leads him to heroize and to underplay problematic episodes, such as Le Corbusier's work for the Vichy regime.

In the 60-second spot, a female announcer recites a litany of problematic episodes in Mr. Gingrich's background, declaring, "Newt has a ton of baggage".

Using key words like "shooting," "school" and "children," executives reviewed scripts and identified problematic episodes of shows like "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "NCIS" that were about to run.

Compared with the mothers reporting no problematic hypoglycemic episodes in the past year, the mothers of children reporting 7 or more episodes scored higher on both the worry subscale (42.1 (SD 9.3) versus 36.7 (SD 10.3)) and behavior subscale (34.3 (SD 6.5) versus 31.0 (SD 5.8)).

The sample size was limited, and this may be the reason for the statistically nonsignificant associations identified between the HFS-P subscale scores and more problematic hypoglycemic episodes.

All of which brings me to the most problematic part of this episode: the scene between Major Campbell and Polly.

But The Messenger also allows for discussion of Muhammad's more problematic behaviour – like the episode in the Qur'an where, at the height of his power, he burns the trees and fields of the Jews and exiles them from Medina.

Otherwise there was no diagnostic enquiry into HY, because this is problematic for a single episode.

Mike Hale of The New York Times felt that the episode was problematic.