Sentence examples for problematic ideological from inspiring English sources
"We have a number of serious concerns about this legislation, which would underfund... important investments and includes highly problematic ideological riders," Donovan wrote. .
It was to do so by paying attention to the theoretical "problematic," or background ideological framework in which the work was generated, by analyzing those passages where a philosophical concept had to have been in use but was not made explicit, and by noting and explaining where and why one theoretical pronouncement is in contradiction with itself or with another passage.
But the creativity, diligence, and shrewdness on display in Romney's consulting career were assisted by -- and some might argue, inextricably linked to -- another Crassian quality, essential for Bain but problematic for voters: profound ideological indifference.
We agree with the critique that too much emphasis on the quantification of research and education performances for the purposes of comparability and impact for competitiveness is problematic, especially within fields characterised by a cross-disciplinary nature, local ideological education differences as well as commercial technology interests.
However, critics are quick to point out Christie's ideological differences from the conservative Republican base which could prove problematic in any run for the presidency.
Borah is said to have replied: "Which place, Mr. President?" Tickets where the vice presidential candidate seems to have more ideological and intellectual heft than the standard-bearer can be problematic.
But, near-term, this could prove problematic as Republicans and independents grow ever more conservative, and liberals remain by far the smallest ideological group.
"What you are seeing is a reassertion of ideological control because they feel that colleges and schools are the hotbeds for ideas that potentially could be problematic; ideas of constitutionalism, ideas of liberalism.
It is purely ideological".
