Sentence examples for that's a problematic from inspiring English sources

Sathian questioned the overall significance of Davuluri's win in the pageant, an event that's "a problematic institution on gender terms," and cited other ways in which South Asian Americans are gaining prominence in other areas.

And that's a problematic way for society to function".

"That's a problematic goal precisely because, as I've argued, effort isn't an interpersonal bug".

That's a problematic proposition, considering what the revelations the past couple of years have brought us with respect to privacy.

That was a problematic deal, wasn't it?

One area that is a little problematic, though: media investments.

The present study shows, however, that being a conductor is problematic when not having information about which of the listed patients have home care.

"It's not really an architectural statement and I think that's a little problematic for the place that it sits".

Unlike the Charge, the Alta doesn't have any physical buttons, so when the touchscreen doesn't work great, that's a bit problematic.

The scene doesn't shy from the objectification that is a vital and deeply problematic part of warfare.

"There's a problematic conception that it's unethical to do research on pregnant women," Lyerly says.