Sentence examples for problematic to use from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dobrin said it would be problematic to use concrete in any form.

But while there are energy and cost advantages to using iron sulfide, it can be problematic to use in manufacturing.

Knowing that makes it all the more problematic to use this music to exclude people from public life.

Since the spatial patterns of water repellency are mostly unknown, it is problematic to use numerical transport models to predict leachate composition.

The timed digging technique was also much simpler and less problematic to use in the swash zone, which is important when industry are involved in sampling.

Given the rarity of disabled bodies on TV, it can verge on icky (or problematic, to use that awful term of art) to view those few through a fish-eye lens.

Ethics experts say President Trump's promotion of Turnberry is part of a broader, problematic effort to use the presidency to gin up business for his property.

As risks are highly unpredictable in first-in-human trials, it seems problematic to uncritically use an ambiguous concept to justify risks to research participants.

Access to communication tools was reported as particularly problematic in relation to use of the call system and the use of communication aids.

This is particularly necessary in the case of CB2 because these receptors are sparsely expressed and problematic to detect using traditional immunocytochemical approaches.

Then people start to use problematic words that are used in a gender negative way for women, and those words become frequently used ones.