Sentence examples for problematic offspring from inspiring English sources

The CIA played a key role in shaping the film's narrative," reported BuzzFeed's Michael Hastings; the CIA "couldn't have asked for better product placement", said the New York Times Timothy Egann; as a result, said The Atlantic's Peter Maass: "Zero Dark Thirty represents a new genre of embedded filmmaking that is the problematic offspring of the worrisome endeavor known as embedded journalism").

I just wish we could do something about the totally feckless individuals and families who refuse to work, cause trouble for their neighbours and laugh at the rest of us for supporting them and their problematic offspring.

John Schlesinger, the most "problematic" of the offspring, became a famous film director.

Animals that were inconsistent with a supposed parent or offspring were detected, and problematic animals were iteratively removed, as described directly hereafter.

But unlike problematic cases in which parents and their offspring disagree about medical treatment, Cassandra's mother upheld her daughter's refusal of treatment.

Electronic device use likely deprives parents of the opportunity to provide meaningful emotional support and positive feedback to their children which causes their offspring to revert to even more problematic behaviour such as throwing tantrums or sulking.

This is problematic as milk glucocorticoids and nutrients likely have simultaneous effects on offspring phenotype.

In particular, use of offspring BMI as a proxy for own BMI is problematic with respect to maternal causes of death related to factors that have intrauterine influences on offspring BMI.

Although a straw poll of seven Wilds is hardly representative of a generation of communard offspring, it is significant that none of them talk of their childhood as being especially problematic.

He has no offspring.

Offspring of mixed marriage.