Sentence examples for provocative problem from inspiring English sources

It is an unresolvable but perennially provocative problem.

One reason is that whatever the convolutions of the political backdrop, Charlie and Tom face a clear and provocative problem from the very start, revolving around a woman called Slim Sadler.

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The provocation proved provocative.

To me that seems a much bigger, more insidious problem than the provocative name of William Shatner's latest TV show.

With anti-Islamic prejudice a continuing problem, it seems provocative to offer a character with a Muslim upbringing who reveals vestigial racism, anti-Semitism and a twinge of pride regarding terrorist attacks.

Adriane Fugh-Berman, a doctor at Georgetown University Medical Centre in Washington DC, who was an expert witness for the women who brought the civil action against Wyeth, said the Canadian lawyers had put forward a "provocative proposal for a serious problem".

Socrates addresses this problem with the provocative thesis (473c d): "Until philosophers rule as kings or those who are now called kings and leading men genuinely and adequately philosophize... cities will have no rest from evils, nor will the human race".

Workers on strike have been met with meaningless platitudes from Jeremy Corbyn, which are almost as unhelpful as robo-Ed Miliband's embarrassing repetition of "These strikes are wrong… The government has acted in a reckless and provocative manner… sort the problem out".

Lastly, one of the most provocative gardens addresses the plastic problem: the wonder product of the 1950s that threatens to smother us all in deadly chemical gas--except for those water-based bacteria that preliminary biological experiments suggest thrive on consuming plastics, excreting perfectly normal organic chemicals that render the earth a cleaner, happier place.