Sentence examples for problematic position from inspiring English sources

"The justices are in a very problematic position," he argues.

Yet Publicis, finds itself in an possibly problematic position.

Goalie is a problematic position for the Canadians.

Gough, he says, has never complained about his bedding or heating, and they work around his "unique and problematic" position.

"Netanyahu started from a very problematic position: to challenge Ariel Sharon in his own party," said Yuval Steinitz, a member of the Knesset and prominent Netanyahu supporter.

The Jets had hoped he would challenge the incumbent Wayne Hunter during training camp at what was the team's most problematic position on the offensive line last season.

It was Mr. Doyle, Mr. Dunne's second-in-command, calling to say he had assembled a list of some of Sandler's problematic positions.

In a sign that UBS is already looking for new ways to cope with some of its troubled debt securities, the bank said that it would "ring fence" its more problematic positions.

When markets are opaque, the risks grow that problematic positions, like those that felled the American International Group in 2008, might once again create financial turmoil and spread through the system.

But as President Obama's solicitor general — the executive's advocate before the Supreme Court — Ms. Kagan has advocated far more problematic positions on the First Amendment, executive power and national security.

An improved design has been proposed and in order to identify and assess the problematic positions in the improved version of the TBM a non-linear failure analysis is performed, for which a coupled deformation damage model developed at KIT for RAFM steels and recently implemented in the finite element code ABAQUS is used.