Sentence examples for problematic that it was from inspiring English sources

And yes, it's problematic that it was directed by Terry Richardson, who is, as The Times' Scott Collins writes, "a controversial figure in the fashion world who's been repeatedly accused of exploiting kids and inappropriately touching models".

Certainly YoGov is capitalizing on failures at the DMV — the ludicrously long waits caused by a back of up people seeking Real IDs, and a computer system so problematic that it was registering noncitizens to vote and failing to register people who were eligible.

Previous studies have found that conflicts with patients and other stakeholders are a common problem for physicians [ 3], and some GPs experience the task of sickness certification as so problematic that it was deemed a working environment issue [ 11].

I also think it's problematic that it is now on the school syllabus, because, in reality, it's a parody about how we deal with educational values".

Once something passes the stage of avoiding a veto it is problematic that it is worth the paper it is written on.

It may be argued that the absence of general practice elements from pandemic plans is not problematic, that it is outside the responsibility of public health departments that do not have a governance role for general practice.

The issue of obesity has become so problematic that it is now recognized by the American Medical Association as a disease [ 12].

Having said that, it's also problematic in lots of ways.

"There's a problematic conception that it's unethical to do research on pregnant women," Lyerly says.

The term non-vibrato is problematic in that it is not possible for a human to sing a tone without fundamental frequency variation.

A screw cap is problematic in that it's a perfect, air-tight seal.