Sentence examples similar to problematic liaison from inspiring English sources

Proactive physical care has probably improved but co-ordination of mental health care is still problematic with little liaison between primary and specialist services.

Liaison with the opposition, while desirable, is also problematic.

But he adds that liaison with the opposition, while desirable, is also problematic.

One job that he described as "problematic" was that of five "borough deputies to the chancellor," who are supposed to be liaisons between the district superintendents and the chancellor.

He defends that liaison.

"Liaison psychiatry is critical.

A Laclos liaison?

Liaison finished third.

A Serbian-Chinese liaison Necessary?

IT IS a strange liaison.

Seems problematic.