Sentence examples for pushing problematic from inspiring English sources
YouTube has been blamed for the proliferation of conspiracy theories about historical topics including the moon landing and news events like the 2016 presidential election and Sandy Hook and Parkland, Florida school shootings, with its search and recommendation algorithms cited in particular for pushing problematic videos to more viewers.
WASHINGTON — The smooth ride to the inauguration has turned bumpier in its final days for President-elect Barack Obama as he struggles to complete his cabinet, push problematic nominations through the Senate and balance competing demands in his economic package.
Major Seamone theorizes that alternative sentencing lost favor after the rise of the all-volunteer military in the 1970s, when the military was looking to push problematic service members out rather than keep them in.
But that does not mean relaxing the standards, especially on human rights, which would make pushing membership talks forward more vigorously very problematic.
"It's accelerating; it's pushing the pedal way, way, down on an already-problematic system," he said at a panel about the film on Thursday.
But activists pushing drug law reforms say this year's numbers show that problematic police practices continue.
As a result, the AAP started pushing parents to see TV (and, hence, the "screen") as a problematic part of the household, something to be critiqued and considered.
Pushing psychiatric drugs on a child with behavioral problems may be a quick fix, but could prove problematic later on".
Some of his supporters are pushing the move as a way of ensuring a heavy black turn-out; others worry that Mr. Jackson remains a problematic figure among Jewish voters, who remain a sizable factor in Democratic primaries.
Sony hasn't exactly had the best luck pushing its Xperia smartphones (though the flagship Xperia Z seems to be doing pretty well), so pushing yet another smartphone-centric accessory into the field may prove problematic.
