Sentence examples for problematic to admit from inspiring English sources
When most peers are focused on building a career and starting a family, it becomes problematic to admit that what you most enjoy in life is lining up and knocking the snot out of somebody, or vice versa.
(Male GP, 2 years of experience as a GP) For others it was problematic to admit to being influenced by economic incentives.
The government's standards agenda has not only been unpopular, but "less successful and more problematic than government is willing to admit", it says.
Until the banks have more capital, forcing them to admit to losses would be problematic, to put it mildly.
But even where these kinds of services are available, there are issues about accessing them, which is particularly problematic for over-85s who are often too embarrassed to admit feeling lonely.
Accessing such a sample may be problematic, because the wealthy prefer to be seen in a favourable light, and to admit they did not give would leave a negative impression (Brown and Jones, 2000; Schervish et al., 2005).
You need to admit to yourself that the relentless pursuit of this goal has reached a problematic level.
The UN Office of Drug Control even had to admit a few years ago that 90percentt of all current illegal drug use is non-problematic.
"You have to admit that".
