Sentence examples for problematic saying from inspiring English sources

But this distinction is problematic: saying what parts of our speech are fictional and which are literal is, Yablo argues, at least as problematic as saying which sentences are synthetic and which are analytic.

Though he also calls out the CJEU's judgement as problematic, saying it implies a consumer only has rights against a company if they themselves entered into the original contract — so, for example, someone buying a secondhand Volkswagen wouldn't have consumer rights against the company.

"That is very problematic," said Sir William.

But lunch breaks have also proved problematic, say traders.

This freemium to premium model is also problematic, says Gbenga Sesan.

"It is really problematic," said Gerald M. Boyd, managing editor of The Times.

"Turnbull's position is extremely problematic," said Peter Chen, a political science professor at the University of Sydney.

"We were O.K., but it was problematic," said Joel Payne, Sparkplug's vice president for engineering.

"It's problematic," said Hajbouha Zoubir, a Sahrawi who works for the Moroccan Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs.

"The system is problematic," said Norma Rios, a senior immigration counselor for Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of New York.

"I think this failure to narrate a female canon is most problematic," says Kirkwood.