Sentence examples for problematic that they from inspiring English sources

A number of tenants say the heating system is so problematic that they rely on space heaters.

But, he added, "I don't know that it will be so problematic that they won't be able to declare a winner in time for the 25th".

"Both of these are so problematic that they could prompt a rethink of whether to hire you, even if you've impressed in all other respects.

African Americans use social media more than others, the corporations continue to build and profit from that, so it is especially problematic that they do not have an employee base that in any way reflects its users.

No one has been charged with fraud yet; and truth be told, many on the street seems to think the position was so problematic that they should have been looking at those marks, and everything else, a lot sooner.

The discussion of helicopter money boils down to whether the deflationary cycle in advanced economies like Japan is sufficiently problematic that they should abandon some of those traditions to try to jolt economies into a higher-performing level.

Some items have problematic wording, in that they ask about change but fail to indicate its direction (e.g., "has your illness or treatment caused changes in your self-concept?").

Or are all these approaches problematic in that they inevitably involve indoctrination (of an undesirable kind)?

But senior Bush administration officials, while they view Mr. Arafat as problematic, insist that they have no way to avoid dealing with him now.

And I think that the community of species is concerned about this problematic primate that they have let loose on the planet.

But some people might say that those traditions and trends have long been problematic, and that they are now just on permanent spin cycle.