Sentence examples for problematic tradition from inspiring English sources

(This is a problematic tradition in German media, which I abhor and resist: journalists are supposed to go back to their interviewees for quote approval).

Insofar as the fight for this access has further normalized and entrenched the institution of marriage itself a problematic tradition with a deeply troubled past progress becomes trickier to gauge.

Even more problematic is that traditions in the country discourage the treatment of women by male doctors.

Ms. Yamanaka, who described herself as a feminist legislator, said that the sumo association's tradition was problematic because it perpetuates the notion in Japan that women are unclean and therefore not as worthy as men.

When gossip columnists get a juicy tip but the sourcing is problematic, there's a tradition called the blind item, in which the subjects are described in detail but not named.

If taking conceptual divisions as actual divisions is not without tensions, the mere fact of positing real universals is problematic in the commentarial tradition of an antirealist author.

Imam: Well, I think it is problematic from the view of tradition, but the issue is not how Muslims should be buried, the issue is how should bin Laden -- a very unique individual -- be buried.

Imam Sultan, from your reaction, it seems like burial at sea is perhaps a bit odd, but not necessarily problematic from the view of Islamic tradition.

I just take issue with the idea that we have to just cut ourselves off from this tradition because it's problematic.

It does embody an aspect of the embryological tradition that has become problematic: the pregnant body is excluded while the embryo is massively enlarged.

These religious traditions have disavowed many problematic passages within their sacred texts.