Sentence examples for problematic rather than from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, it's a good idea, but the implementation is going to be problematic rather than helpful," said Gregory J. Riccio, the superintendent of Torrington public schools.

The appearance or otherwise in Rio of the most prominent players is intrinsically linked to that decision, albeit the International Golf Federation would hope to cite problems of the location as problematic rather than the sport itself.

When doctor after doctor, therapist after therapist and hospital visit after hospital visit failed to make things any better, at least in the longer term, Jessica made the drastic decision to give up her job and to take Nancy out of the pressurised atmosphere of the independent girls' school she attended: like CAMHS, she felt it was problematic rather than helpful.

Among other problems for Mr. Romney, this suggests that suggests that the caucus states could be problematic rather than advantageous to Mr. Romney, with his superior organization being outmatched by very conservative voters who have low levels of enthusiasm for him.

An impulse control game open on the table has cards asking questions like: "Is it OK to touch the private parts of animals?" and "Is it OK for you to show other people your private parts?" The question of how to define when children's behaviour becomes problematic – rather than normal exploration – is difficult to answer when society is horrified by confronting any sexual urges in young people.

Perhaps the key sensibility underlying all these issues is that the digitization of higher education is something that needs to be framed in problematic – rather than celebratory – terms.

It treats people as problematic individuals, rather than as part of a society that could offer more.

He had chosen to cancel problematic purchases rather than wait for Amazon to simply exchange the item.

"But inside the army, after the past few days, some people are now reacting emotionally, wanting to hold on to those problematic sites rather than being blackmailed by violence into giving them up".

It is not safe to assume that you are avoiding legal risk because you are quoting material already published elsewhere, are only linking to problematic material rather than quoting it, or are hedging claims by saying 'allegedly'allegedly

Mr. Prendergast said that convening a situation room would have allowed the authority to better respond to broken-down trains and buses, and probably would have prompted officials to halt all mass transit service on problematic routes rather than allowing traffic to back up.