Sentence examples for problematic question from inspiring English sources

Such images risk provoking the problematic question of whether or not certain Muslim women need "saving".

But the swift early successes in Afghanistan also raise a problematic question: Why mess with a military when it's winning?

Also peppering her studiedly fragmented narrative is a series of knock-knock jokes, with the existentially problematic question "Who's there?" Who indeed?

But another part of the answer may be related to a slightly more problematic question: was there a US interest in the outcome of the Irish referendum?

Sports are not much of a haven; at the moment, the Olympic torch relay is under attack by human rights protesters in San Francisco and elsewhere; attendance at the Beijing Games is already a problematic question for elected officials.

Douglas Murray, an outspoken critic of many aspects of Islam, recently lambasted Dawkins for taking the easy target of Christianity and ignoring the more problematic question of the Islamic world.

The terminology of the test's name is problematic: questions 19 and 23 are not about spelling, punctuation or grammar.

The Kremlin, in its statement today, said only that the two leaders had agreed to "find mutually acceptable solutions to problematic questions".

"We will use the powers to solve many problematic questions in the country," he was quoted as saying by the Ukrainska Pravda Web site, www.pravda.com.ua.ua

The policy unit's proposals were strongly criticised at the time by the Cabinet Secretary Sir Robert Armstrong, who warned Mrs Thatcher that the proposed attempts at "social engineering" raised some "very problematic questions".

Not surprisingly for two men running for president, each evaded problematic questions, though in different ways: When asked if he would as president take the politically risky step of eliminating protections for the American sugar and cotton industries, Mr. Edwards smiled broadly and told the paper's editorial board, "Don't I wish I could give you what you want".