Sentence examples for problematic uses from inspiring English sources

So are some individuals more vulnerable to "unhealthy" or problematic uses of social networking sites such as Facebook?

A new federal office of Rule of Law Operations should be created to provide unified policy direction and management supervision of all police and security contractors, and the office should be required to report regularly to Congress on the activities of contractors, including any problematic uses of force.

"Would it bother me if problematic use went way up?" she said.

Glaad's Nick Adams correctly chastized the film's problematic use of trans issues as a "sensationalistic plot device".

Professor Frank Finlay, head of the German department at Leeds University, has written about the problematic use of literacy in The Reader.

"Under Mayor Bloomberg, a lot of staff members in the Department of Correction who had problematic use-of-force histories some of whom had been disciplined were promoted," Chasan says.

Problematic use is clearly linked to social deprivation and only tackling its root causes will significantly reduce the numbers of new problem users.

It is no coincidence that Britain has some of the highest levels of problematic use in Europe and one of the widest gaps between rich and poor.

For those who don't live daily with the impact of sexism and sexual violence, the problematic use of such themes to titillate moviegoers might need pointing out.

It's a rare book that even invites such comparisons, and for all its faults, for all its problematic use of history, The Kindly Ones does just that.

"Under Mayor Bloomberg, a lot of staff members in the Department of Correction who had problematic use-of-force histories — some of whom had been disciplined — were promoted," Chasan says.