Sentence examples for that problematic from inspiring English sources

Actually, suburban competition is not that problematic.

But activists pushing drug law reforms say this year's numbers show that problematic police practices continue.

All the studies show that problematic drug use is far more common in poorer communities.

And it is often in school that problematic behaviour is first noticed in children who are not coping.

But NHS datasets analysed by the charity also show that problematic drinking now costs the NHS £2.8bn annually.

Occasionally, he would head out for a run in the hills near his home or on the beach, but the determination not to be seen made that problematic.

But he said that locally produced meal was safe, adding, "It is unlikely from this time that problematic cows will enter the meat and livestock feed markets".

But they fear a public backlash if they prioritise them for discretionary housing payments because this would signal that "problematic behaviour was being rewarded".

"The figures are not that problematic at this time," Mr. Smet said, "but we see that the numbers are mounting, so we do need to monitor it".

"EP management's plan was to 'manage' the totality of the reserve position over time, in hopes that problematic reserve bookings could be rendered immaterial by project maturation, license extensions, exploration successes and/or strategic activity," the report said.

Results show that problematic species and SARA components (saturates, aromatics, resins and asphaltenes) are asymmetrically distributed among the separated fractions.