Sentence examples for problematic opponent from inspiring English sources

The intensity of the discussion has been stoked by the government's newest and most problematic opponent, the former director of the United Nations nuclear agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, who has publicly made the case to link the economic plight of average Egyptians with the lack of democracy and political accountability.

Governor Bush has returned to a position of strength here in no small part because the passions that had surrounded his brother's election here had seemed to wane, as well as by the perception that Ms. Reno would be a problematic opponent, should she win the primary.

This is seen to be problematic to opponents of eliminativists, since many claim that the existence of qualia seems perfectly obvious.

It is also a problematic tactic when opponents play the ball backwards from near the corner flag to the edge of the box – City's defence are so desperate to clear the box quickly that they are incapable of turning to track any runners from deep positions.

The occasional charges of libertinistic practices from opponents remain problematic and are unsupported by original writings such as the Nag Hammadi texts.

A squad who include the former Southampton winger Steve De Ridder in their ranks might appear the least problematic of the five potential opponents for Arsenal but they have long-been a side who are greater than the sum of their parts.

Not only did it accede to the draft road map; it has signalled that it is prepared to give further ground over remaining articles in the constitution that its opponents regard as problematic, including one that refers to Islam as the religion of the state.The Islamists are still trying to hedge their bets.

Not only the nature and origin of the suffering, but also the longer life expectancy make euthanasia for psychiatric patients more problematic and less acceptable for opponents.

That provision proved particularly problematic for the bill's Republican opponents, who feared it would alarm female voters.

Opponents have called the appointment problematic due to conflict of interest issues, and a few other candidates, including Alameda County prosecutor Sharmin Bock and U.C. Berkley law enforcement scholar David Onek, have stepped up to challenge Gascon.

Alternatively, the opponent may accept that the putatively problematic attribute is a non-negotiable component of anything deserving the name "morality," but deny that it really is problematic.