Sentence examples for problematic it from inspiring English sources

He admitted the speed of its conception and construction was problematic: "It meant that there weren't enough discussions about how the building would be used after [the 2007 competition].

While its enforcement is likely to be problematic, it might nevertheless offer a framework to which national regulations could refer, especially if parties realize that compliance with common standards is in their mutual self interest.

The more likely its application, on the other hand, the less problematic it is evaluated.

Mr. Kohl gets in a barb about how problematic it is that a firm like JPMorgan cannot sort out its paperwork on an issue as important as foreclosures.

If that seemed problematic, it may have proven beneficial.

While the inflexibility is problematic, it may not be fatal.

Fryer acknowledges this limitation in a brief footnote, but understates just how problematic it is.

More problematic, it seeks that sympathy without ever really introducing the characters in depth.

This is problematic: it assumes 'data about me' are data I own.

This method is also problematic: it is virtually impossible to closely supervise the diets of large groups of people.

The controversy over this film's use of torture is a reflection of how problematic it is to classify.