Sentence examples for problematic wording from inspiring English sources

Qualitative data and results: IAM-based comments were collected, and 20 IAM users were interviewed (maximum variation sample); the qualitative data analysis assessed the representativeness of IAM items, and identified items with problematic wording.

Instagram founder Kevin Systrom changed the problematic wording in the policy, but it kept language indicating "that we may not always identify paid services, sponsored content, or commercial communications as such".

This approach would provide sufficient data to determine whether the questions were performing as intended, identify problematic wording or other issues, and allow some freedom to include more items than might be reasonably asked of newly diagnosed patients.

Either a generic psychologist supervised by a medical doctor or a clinical psychologist alone reviewed the completed questionnaire together with each respondent, investigating missing data, problems of comprehension, and possibly offensive or problematic wording.

Some items have problematic wording, in that they ask about change but fail to indicate its direction (e.g., "has your illness or treatment caused changes in your self-concept?").

Distribution is a problematic word.

"Goon" is a problematic word, I grant.

It doesn't seem a particularly problematic word.

It is … I hate to use the word 'problematic', but it is a problematic word, 'alternative': what does it really mean?

That word is problematic, but the most problematic word in the sentence is the word "work": we need to figure out how to make it "work".

The problematic word describes young, sportswear-wearing men from, usually, urban areas: "Think of it as a rough-around-the-edges answer to the oft-derided 'athleisure' trend," says DeLeon.