Sentence examples for problematic there is from inspiring English sources

"In this form it is problematic, there is so much baggage," said Mr. Zakheim, now a consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton.

Most problematic, there is the novel's least felicitous creation, a figure known to us not so much from life as from other books and films: the cold-blooded biographer, bent on digging up dirt, whose coercive, unethical snooping pushes the plot toward its dramatic conclusion.

While the precise Trump administration attacks on the WTO may be problematic, there is widespread concern about the state of the institution.

Although the particularism of loyalty is sometimes thought to be morally problematic, there is nothing in theory that prevents the particular group being the whole human race (paceLadd).

Even if we set aside the evidence-free claim that "terrorists were going into Russia," the source of Trump's odd comment is problematic: there is no known segment of American opinion, even the extreme-right fantasists, that have been offering any such view.

While some rotation of the hips while running is normal, excessive rotation can be problematic, there is hip instability which might lead to an injury at some point.

More problematic, there was a sense that classical dance is being adapted for tourism.

The gay thing is that you're sort of an outsider there are things about it that are problematic, there are things about it that can be positive.

To this critic, it all sounded more than a little problematic: there's a fine line, in poetry as in life, between harmless geezer and multitasking player.

The gay thing is that you're sort of an outsider — there are things about it that are problematic, there are things about it that can be positive.

In contrast, where breastfeeding rates increased the base tiers of the model were less problematic, there was more evidence of leadership, focus on the policy, multi-disciplinary partnership working and reflective action cycles (the higher model tiers).