Sentence examples for problematic to offer from inspiring English sources

When I asked him if he felt it was problematic to offer to put visitors "in the shoes" of female murder victims, he replied: "There's obviously only so far that we go – we're just creating the atmosphere – we're not going too far with it".

We had DJs, presenters and – for problematic monikers – the BBC pronunciation department to offer guidance.

The calls for Germany to offer more leadership are problematic, he says, not least because that is not the way Europe is constructed.

To keep the chapandazan, or the Afghan people and their problematic army, on your side, you have to offer the symbols and substance of normal life.

This is not necessarily problematic; the vast majority of businesses have incentives to offer more of whatever they sell.

Thus, in distilling what and how many communication opportunities to offer, and for what pedagogical purpose, age-based stereotyping is exceedingly problematic.

Problematic in its theme of enlightenment, the piece is nonetheless visually stunning and exquisitely performed in deliberate slow motion; the audience jumped up to offer a cheering ovation on Wednesday night.

Movement dynamics of large pelagic species have been problematic to resolve in modern assessments, and electronic tags offer new opportunities to resolve some of these issues.

(In application forms, where not filling in a field can be more problematic, you can offer "personal reasons" to explain why you left a job).

The integration of new annual energy crops into the crop rotation, as well as the cultivation of perennial crops on problematic soils, offers great opportunities to mitigate negative impacts of agriculture on biodiversity and ecosystem services.

"Schoenberg is not problematic to me".