Sentence examples for problematic in writing from inspiring English sources

This strategy is useful and necessary in everyday conversation, but problematic in writing.

I sometimes wonder whether the atmosphere in which so many young writers start off, in writing and MFA classes, isn't problematic for that reason.

The coalition joined groups including the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado in writing a letter to the school board opposing the "deeply problematic" curriculum review proposal.

In writing about childbirth authors repeated ideas that fat bodies caused hard labours and more problematic deliveries.

Such dissents can be problematic, Allison Orr Larsen wrote in 2008 in The George Mason Law Review.

"That kind of policy-making is democratically problematic," he wrote in an e-mail, "and in view of those in the European periphery who are affected by it, paternalistic".

The resulting screenplay was applauded in industry circles, but getting the picture made proved much more problematic than writing it.

"What made the Strachey translation totally acceptable in the English-speaking world for over two decades is precisely what makes it problematic today," wrote Sander Gilman in a 1991 article in the International Review of Psychoanalysis.

Moreover, one might consider the small sample size problematic as well as the fact that only patients who were fluent in written and spoken German were included.

But the increased risks, higher fees and lack of transparency associated with such investments make them problematic," Gretchen Morgenson writes in the Fair Game column in The New York Times.

"Remaining ignorant about the construction of machine-learning systems or allowing them to be constructed as black boxes could lead to ethically problematic outcomes," they wrote in an editorial published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine.