Sentence examples for problematic to ask from inspiring English sources
Although I regretted not helping her, I argued that it would be problematic to ask the woman to explain herself at 6.30am to a strange man while half-dressed and startled awake.
One could argue that it could be problematic to ask the respondents about their peritraumatic experiences.
It is problematic to ask parents postnatally about the information they would have liked in the antenatal period because of the influence of their experience of early parenthood.
It would not be possible within a single fMRI session and it would be problematic to ask the subject to participate in an fMRI experiment several times in a short period of time.
Most group discussions devolved into us asking one another how to ask questions about something problematic without being problematic.
First elected to the board in 2007, Galatzan was at times such a reflexively pro-Deasy vote that she neglected to ask key questions about problematic proposals.
They might have had to ask a librarian for embarrassing and potentially problematic information.
I had to ask Tang if focusing purely on bespoke polo shirts is, well, problematic.
If you were to ask Logan, he'd probably tell you his newfound identity isn't problematic and that football fandom saved his life.
This is problematic, for instance, when some outcomes show benefits and others show dis-benefits, and it becomes necessary to ask about the relative value of these outcomes.
