Sentence examples for problematic indeed from inspiring English sources
Defeat, though, would be very problematic indeed.
And if we can't differentiate, or if the one implies the other, then that seems problematic indeed.
This makes the business of cursing very problematic indeed.
For Shelley's original early 19th-century readers, William's quick recoil from the Creature's overtures may not have seemed problematic; indeed, it may have underscored early Victorian ideals regarding children's supposedly natural innocence.
Equally important, when ranchers holed up in Burns, Oregon today try to justify their protest by claiming that the federal government has been stealing their land, they have little history to support them and, worse, they have waded into a deeply problematic, indeed deeply ironic, territory.
The lack of blinding of interventions is problematic, and indeed is a challenge in educational and physical manipulation trials.
In some of these studies, such an assumption appears to be partly based on comparisons with extant xiphosurans, but such comparisons are problematic; while indeed several populations of Limulus polyphemus (Linnaeus, 1758) meet in large groups to come ashore and mate (e.g., [ 54]), this process is not coupled to molting at all.
Those ferocious crowd scenes are indeed problematic.
Sexual-harassment law is indeed problematic.
JB Quotas are indeed problematic but there are other possible affirmative action interventions, such as requiring departments, conferences and journals to monitor closely the number of women applying or submitting papers compared to those accepted.
