Sentence examples for problematic terms from inspiring English sources
Ryan noted other problematic terms that littered Wilmore's routine.
Helmchen, G. Glossary of problematic terms in organic stereochemistry.
People often ask me why I use "problematic" terms like "born male" to describe my situation.
Leave aside Ferguson's use of problematic terms like "hunter-gatherer societies" or his claims about monkeys, fruit and the future.
Among the problematic terms listed in the video were the Yangtze River, a weekly newspaper in Guangzhou and McDonald's.
"Although RSR has been a leading distributor of Smith & Wesson products for more than 20 years we have come to the difficult conclusion that we cannot continue to do business with Smith & Wesson under the problematic terms of the current agreement," the company said.
It's a very problematic term.
"The word hero is also a problematic term," Elmgreen says, "because it is about being outstanding.
The majority grouping here are "coloured" people, a problematic term in itself.
But "issue books" isn't the most problematic term in children's literature by any means.
"Black dance" has always been a problematic term, not least because of enduring conflicts over race and the body.
