Sentence examples similar to problematic faction from inspiring English sources
The Rev. Chris Williamson of Franklin, Tenn., who last month resigned from the Cedarville board of trustees, said that both the president and Dr. Ruby were considered problematic by the faction of trustees fearful of what they perceive as a creeping liberalism.
While respected abroad, the Monti government is more problematic internally, where many factions in Parliament, most notably the one led by Mr. Berlusconi, speak of it as an imposition born of financial markets more than democratic processes.
Although at the present time it's kind of hard to believe, there is a faction of the Republican Party which looks towards the future and sees some very problematic demographic shifts awaiting it.
The state of political rights in Iran has been problematic in large part because of the ongoing internal power struggle and conflict among various factions, as well as the militarization of the regime.
Goodwin, who will also appear before the select committee hearing, said that monitoring the far right was problematic because easily identifiable organisations, such as the EDL and BNP, had fractured into small, disparate factions.
There are political factions, employment infrastructure (people work for coupons traded in at the candy bar) and a nefarious overarching Orwellian purpose to control problematic portions of the population.
The pro-election faction triumphed.
" 'Faction' is a horrible word.
A faction of yaks protested.
