Sentence examples for problematic standing from inspiring English sources

Last week, for example, Mrs. Clinton noted Mr. Lazio's opposition to gun control and to public financing of abortions for the poor, both issues that could help the first lady's problematic standing with female voters.

But Ashley Lloyd, the group's spokesman, left the meeting branding the diversion scheme "crazy" and the meeting's format "problematic". Strict standing orders, that apply to all public presentations at council meetings, meant Lloyd was limited to ten minutes to sum up his findings, although the meeting's convener Gordon Mackenzie allowed him an extra two minutes.

But Mr. Lieberman's supporters acknowledged that his own problematic political standing had proven troublesome for other Democrats.

"This is potentially a problematic development, but I'm standing behind her".

Mr. Windhausen and executives from some of the rivals said that they were not surprised by Friday's decision but that if it were left standing, it could prove enormously problematic.

This allows it to combine exposure readings to tackle problematic situations such when a person is standing against a bright background; Sony says that without HDR either the person's face looks too dark or the background too light.

But local issues often make this instantly problematic, he says – the fact that Weatherley is standing down, for instance, means Hove Tories can't count on a small but significant "incumbency bonus" that may be a factor elsewhere.

May want to do something about photos of you wearing a hunter cap - that other circulating pic of you standing by a Confederate flag might get problematic.

On the other side, anti-racists generally were standing up for Behrang, claiming to see the problematic traces in the Tintin books.

It is certainly not as potentially problematic for the program as a decision that vouchers violate a standing court order on desegregation, as a federal judge ruled last week in regard to such an order in one Louisiana parish.

One place in Chelsea had a problematic railroad layout; one in Kips Bay had a loft too low-ceilinged for standing.