Sentence examples for problematic such as from inspiring English sources

Elements of the war on terror that strike at least some people as problematic, such as targeted assassinations, seem to lie beyond the judicial ken.

In response, the Senet Group convinced gambling companies to sign up voluntarily to a policy of removing pre-watershed adverts for types of betting that might be particularly problematic, such as "free betting".

I do believe that other parts of the PSPO remain problematic – such as the fact that begging remains in it – but I'm very pleased that rough sleeping will no longer be included".

Many aspects of the text (translated by Don Taylor) are problematic, such as Clytemnestra's outburst to Achilles, "God bless you for your courage", as though monotheism were the issue.

Of course, the things they don't do are equally problematic, such as not providing training and not tapping the most-qualified person for a promotion.

Due to the fact that raters vary according to the severity in their scoring, MFRM analyses help identify particular elements within one facet that are problematic, such as a rater who is not consistent in the way he or she scores (Linacre 1989; Lynch and McNamara 1998; Bond and Fox 2001).

This means that they are offered help to manage problematic symptoms such as pain, nausea, breathlessness or agitation.

Finally, they can develop problematic beliefs, such as losing the capacity to trust other people and believing the world is an unpredictably dangerous place.

Almost three-quarters of the Syrian refugees in the country disclosed one or more "problematic behaviors," such as excessive nervousness, continuous crying, self-isolation, and trouble sleeping.

Flint's admiration for his subject leads him to heroize and to underplay problematic episodes, such as Le Corbusier's work for the Vichy regime.

China also presents a growing diplomatic and political challenge, whether it be through its protection of North Korea or its reluctance to support action against problematic regimes such as Syria, Iran and, arguably, Sudan.