Sentence examples for problematic you from inspiring English sources
It was always going to be problematic, you might think, having a chap banned from driving advertising car insurance.
(In application forms, where not filling in a field can be more problematic, you can offer "personal reasons" to explain why you left a job).
When things emerge that are problematic you have to remind yourself that there is a bigger story here and you have to take the time to talk it through.
Significant amounts of Bakken oil were produced from conventional vertical wells beginning in 1961, but for many years the formation was considered problematic: you had to be lucky or skillful enough to find an area of the shale that was naturally fractured.
The other issue is more problematic: you can't actually use doubleTwist to download and sync applications to your Android device.
As evidenced by the major backlash over the recent launch of a company called Bodega — where the founders and investors genuinely didn't understand why the name was problematic — you don't always have the best handle on how your ideas will be received outside of the Silicon Valley bubble.
A woman replied that she had found "dissatisfaction" problematic, because "you feel like you're lumbering someone with this issue you're struggling with".
Not only is it highly unlikely to incline them to listen to what you have to say, but could also get you into a problematic situation you could do without.
"If you're an Upper West Sider in Manhattan, increased taxes are not as problematic to you as if you're a small-business owner in Cincinnati, Ohio," said David Winston, a Republican pollster — even if both have $400,000 incomes.
NICHOLSON BAKER: First, if you love the Kindle and it works for you, it isn't problematic, and you should ignore all my criticisms and read the way you want to read.
(HBO has a version in development, which seems problematic: once you Americanize "Borgen," you convert it right back to its source material, "The West Wing").
