Sentence examples for said problematic from inspiring English sources

This novel design takes the well known NSGA-II algorithm as a base and considers the use of a new coding scheme and sophisticated problem specific operators to properly deal with the said problematic questions.

They said "problematic individuals" could be relocated to other territories, but as the availability of these territories lessened killing some beavers may be necessary, the report said.

"There came a point at which shows or ostensibly just talk shows, really became all panel shows or talk-at-you shows," said Problematic show runner Meaghan Rady, an alumna of TV news programs like NBC's Dateline.

"There came a point at which shows or ostensibly just talk shows really became all panel shows or talk-at-you shows," said Problematic showrunner Meaghan Rady, an alumna of NBC News shows.

Post-Pennsylvania, the RealClearPolitics popular-vote count is, shall we say, problematic.

Comparing the failed rollout of Barack Obama's signature health care legislation to President George W Bush's bungled handling of Hurricane Katrina is, how shall we say, problematic.

I honestly take my hat off to Shulman because, let's face it, she at least makes more of an effort to deal with fashion's, shall we say, problematic body issues than any other editor I can think of.

It's the old dichotomy, of course: modern burlesque is perfectly fine for the middle classes to like (perhaps because of its politically subversive aspect), but getting a lap dance in a greasy strip joint is, as they say, "problematic".

The next scene is her serving him breakfast which is, as they now say, problematic.

Even the repairs, Professor Bea said, are problematic.

Legal recognition as a separate religious community, he said, is problematic.