Sentence examples for problematic to say the least from inspiring English sources

The implications for ExxonMobil are problematic, to say the least.

Trying to carve up the modern world in this way is problematic, to say the least.

As a long-term strategy, this is problematic to say the least.

But putting the new law in place in New York has been problematic, to say the least.

God knows how you liberalise the supply of crack; the idea of powerful hallucinogens available from your local off-licence seems problematic to say the least.

"From an economic standpoint alone, what you're asking is problematic to say the least," says Rameses, who speaks like an accounts manager from Surbiton as well as looking like one.

This is debatable, to say the least.

"That is a problematic approach, to say the least, given a global public opinion that widely disapproves with how the hierarchy in general has dealt with this issue," said David Gibson, a biographer of Benedict who writes about religion for politicsdaily.com.com

A debatable claim, to say the least.

I understand the problems with that: Russia wasn't committed enough to democracy and free markets, and Russian's inclusion would have committed the West to defense of Russia (quite problematic during the Balkan wars, to say the least).

Appointed officials telling elected governments how to be democratic is, to say the least, problematic.