Sentence examples for problematic histories from inspiring English sources

Nobody has more respect for women than Donald Trump!" A number of Trump campaign members have problematic histories with women.

He says actors can overcome problematic histories if they put their heart in their work, citing Robert Downey Jr., who turned his troubled life around and went on to star in blockbusters like the "Iron Man" and "Sherlock Holmes" films.

The chief procurement officer is also understood to have downplayed talk by David Cameron last week of a confidential "blacklist of banned suppliers", saying the Cabinet Office exercise was more likely to involve requiring an "enhanced burden of proof regarding capability from suppliers with problematic histories".

The limited information available on victims' backgrounds indicated that many had chaotic or problematic histories.

More importantly, its corrective to the obviously problematic histories often told about the role of species from Plato to Darwin is essential.a After Wilkins's analysis, it could not be clearer that Mayr's picture of "typological thinking" must be abandoned.

Yale, like many university campuses across the country, has a problematic history with sexual assault allegations.

"Issues of sexuality have such a long, problematic history in the Roman Catholic Church," Mr. O'Brien said.

The Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office has had a problematic history with capital cases.

There is a long and problematic history of colonial feminism and the "good intentions" of outsiders using racialised notions to "save women over there".

Nevertheless, the Boston Athletic Association, aware of Litton's problematic history, had checked with Tim Rhodes, the Charlotte race director, and been told that the result stood.

The authors rejected the interference, saying critics were trying to "beautify" the country's problematic history, overlooking Korean collaboration with the Japanese occupiers and postwar dictatorships.