Sentence examples for problematic then from inspiring English sources

It is both disappointing and problematic, then, that, as so often happens with these bodies, the CCA has allowed its view of the "politically acceptable" boundaries of 5-25% cuts to colour its recommendations.

The fact that the S.E.C. is "saying it's problematic now doesn't mean it was problematic then," he added, noting that Global's books were approved by Arthur Andersen, its outside auditor.

If advancing the time by an hour is genuinely problematic, then the UK and Irish governments should work together for a compromise solution, such as a half hour advance all year, or extending summer time.

It was doubly problematic, then, for a secretary of state, the chief foreign-policy official of her government, to express any interest in serving another government, let alone in running it.

Furthermore, British lifestyles and working practices have changed considerably in 35 years; in particular far fewer people work outdoors and we have less restrictive labour practices, which were problematic then.

La Paz is the centre of Bolivian government, but it has many entrepreneurs who contribute to Bolivia's growth.If you think that a city's high altitude is problematic, then you could also claim that Mexico City is "impractical".

it was very problematic, and then this happened".

A file would get marked problematic and then somehow get approved.

You might think, OK, I'll buy avocados from some other less problematic source then.

Harry asks "Is it problematic?", and then answers herself: "Yes, but rather than being a silly throwaway, it may refer to Beyoncé and Jay Z's relationship and possible bedroom talk between the two".

"A copyright agreement is being treated akin to nuclear secrets, with virtually no transparency but for a few leaks that have emerged," he told CBC. "As a policy-making matter, it's enormously problematic – but then the provisions associated with the treaty are even more problematic".