Sentence examples for problematic had from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bruning, whom he had deemed insufficiently conservative and ethically problematic, had been vanquished.

Compared with a year earlier, the share of loans rated as problematic had risen from 5percentto13.4percentcent.

This entry could have been especially problematic had the lawyers discovered the blog and tracked it, Professor Clark said.

Mr. Rosenfeld, while noting that he was not briefed on the details of this case, argued that it would have been more problematic had she mentioned the board, because council members might have felt more pressure.

Until this year, the C.I.A.'s use of drones to kill terrorism suspects in Pakistan and Yemen — stepped up in part because detaining and questioning such suspects had proven so problematic — had generated little public controversy.

Hayward will replace the Turkish entrepreneur Mehmet Sepil as Genel's CEO, clearing the way to a stock exchange listing that may have been problematic had Sepil, who was fined £1m last year for insider trading, remained in day-to-day charge rather than assuming his new role as president.

Santa Anita, after making a move to a synthetic track that proved to be problematic, has returned to dirt.

More problematic has been communicating with the proud owners of barrels, each of whom has a different set of desires and expectations for the wine.

Most problematic have been machines known as D.R.E.s (direct-recording electronic devices), which do not provide voters with a paper record of their choices.

These qualities, which can admittedly make full-time life problematic, have a more positive effect on a visitor, who can revel in the city's extraordinary intactness.

"Behavior that we believe is problematic has to stop".