Sentence examples for something problematic from inspiring English sources

Partly, also, there's something problematic in the prose itself.

Therefore, a shutdown is definitely not something problematic and may even be seen as something positive.

Of course, there's something problematic about claiming that Plantinga misconstrued the "Great Pumpkin Objection".

And in this instance it appears almost every party involved said something problematic and offensive.

If you do notice something problematic, mention it right away to your host.

If you spot something problematic in community interaction areas, please report it.

From here, the movie changes from a horrifying evocation of the frontier into something more problematic and self-conscious.

The video also showed him taunting his players with slurs used against gays, something especially problematic for Rutgers considering the suicide of Mr. Clementi in 2010.

Instead, she became something more problematic, a writer from whom one didn't know what to expect from novel to novel.

Instead, we were looking for work that challenges the very assumptions portraying citizen science as novel and noteworthy, or as something particularly problematic and in need of ethical attention.

Women are more likely than men to think that cheating on taxes is wrong, that taking care of elderly parents is right and that there is something morally problematic about income inequality.