Sentence examples for problematic national from inspiring English sources

No matter what his book is like, he is a wonderful, cantankerous, problematic national treasure.

While federal litigation against problematic national security initiatives has too often been disappointing, strong community solidarity and activism have paved the path to successful legal resistance.

His apparent personal disarray -- and a tendency to denounce Gypsies and the itinerant people that Britons call travelers, who are blamed for much of the crime in Norfolk -- would seem to make Mr. Martin a problematic national hero.

However, finding a multilateral solution will be extremely problematic given national sensitivities concerning security.

According to Kuhn, funding for the game on a regional level is problematic as national associations do not fund the women's game adequately.

In fact, Carl Ferrer, the company's vice president, told Mayor McGinn that checking ages in person is "utterly impractical" and "highly problematic for national websites".

This is problematic for national decision-making, and limits the wider generalizability of these results.

Mr. Gore found the idea of open borders "clearly problematic," said his national security adviser, Leon Fuerth, and Mr. Bush repeated today that he thought "we ought to enforce our borders".

MAXIMUM DIVERSITY IN MINIMUM SPACE A European, whether he is nationalist or cosmopolitan, rooted or uprooted, is profoundly conditioned by his relation to his homeland; the national problematic may be more complex, more grave in Europe than elsewhere, but in any case it is different there.

In Kansas, Mr. Kobach is best known for his hard-line views on immigration and voting rights, and his candidacy was considered problematic by both national and state party leaders, who worried that he was too extreme to win a general election.

"A premature withdrawal from Pakistan is fundamentally problematic for American national interests".