Sentence examples for problematic like from inspiring English sources

"There are some things that are yucky and problematic, like eczema and seborrhea," he said.

His job is to give strategic advice, help execute White House policy, tamp down crises, and reach agreements; to stroke allies, send clear signals to powers considered more problematic, like Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and China; and to forge potential relationships with old enemies like Iran.

These new rankings are problematic, like the 25 year-old America's Best Colleges issue, because they create greater confusion for college hopefuls the world over.

Others were problematic, like a generalized collapse of OSS operations in Italy that were saved and put on a productive footing by Donovan, who repeatedly and recklessly exposed himself to enemy fire.

Last year Sen. Pat Steadman (D-Denver) spoke out about the issues that make marijuana blood limits problematic like the fact that THC is fat-soluable, so blood limits could remain above the 5 nanogram limit for days after the user last legally smoked pot, CBS4 reported.

Accepting Yrigoyen's problematic "likes" didn't come easy for her, though.

The original 1944 lyrics by Frank Loesser include problematic lines like, "What's in this drink?" crooned by a woman and "What's the sense in hurtin' my pride?" by the man.

This is good if some of your guests like their lamb more well done than you do, but problematic if everyone likes it rare.

Should he lose, he faces a substantial fine and a stigma that could make obtaining visas and the like problematic.

There's mystery and ambiguity to it, so you can create a constellation of ideas and it can make everything problematic and I like that.

They also give a different and if you like "problematic" picture in which the ridges have a different polarity than the hairs.