Sentence examples for problematic state from inspiring English sources

Virginia, for example, could become a problematic state for Republicans.

"It's my apologia against what I see as the problematic state of magazines today, both big and small," he writes.

Washington's current policy is to accept General Musharraf for what he is, and continue the flow of economic and military aid to this problematic state.

The other problematic state for Republicans is Wisconsin, where their candidate, the former Gov. Tommy Thompson, had once appeared to hold the advantage.

It's also an old-school consciousness-raising session, intended to exhort the audience to reckon with (and to act against) the precarious, problematic state of race relations today.

But rather than provide the competitive edge that Amtrak officials hoped would lure customers away from planes and buses, the wireless service has become a symbol of the problematic state of train travel in the Internet era.

The state of Guerrero, where Acapulco is located, is considered one of the least developed, poorest and most problematic states in Mexico.

But in both China and Russia the principal-agent problem is powerfully reinforced by the idea that state owned companies are great sources of jobs and patronage.Secondly, state capitalism suffers from the misfortune that it has taken root in countries with problematic states.

However, the RF is much more aggressive than the PRC in its use of non-state actors to conduct computer network attacks against internal political opponents as well as problematic States in the North Caucasus and members of the Commonwealth of Independent States such as Estonia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, and Lithuania.

For example, reformist President Mohammad Khatami saw his more moderate policies handcuffed in his second term after the 1999 protests, which led to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his full embrace of the revolutionary principle of Iranian self-reliance  ― the result being problematic, state-led reforms.

He is sympathetic to the fact that, naturally, people become involved when an issue affects them, but also sees how it can be problematic, stating: "When there was an issue with local tennis courts, some more affluent residents might turn up and campaign.