Sentence examples for problematic to imply from inspiring English sources
Again, it is very problematic to imply that everyone from a specific race talks the same.
We do not intend to imply by the use of these labels that either practice is inherently morally problematic or any other related negative value judgments.
Ahimsa is not meant to imply pacifism.
The draft management plan cites cultural sensitivities as a key reason to stop describing the area as a "wilderness", saying that term is "problematic to Aboriginal people" because it "wrongly implies" it is a landscape empty of human culture.
To recognize that some forms of idealization are problematic does not imply that we should embrace what Gaus has called "justificatory populism" that every person in a society must actually assent to the social and moral institutions in question (Gaus 1996, 130-131).
"Schoenberg is not problematic to me".
Remarriages aren't particularly problematic to represent.
"It is quite problematic to go that next step".
The implications for ExxonMobil are problematic, to say the least.
He adds that passion fruit is more problematic to produce.
It is problematic to standardise products not fully developed.'.
