Sentence examples for that very problematic from inspiring English sources

"Of course we found that very problematic".

I find that very problematic".

HECs and ECSs need to accept that the very problematic behaviors of healthcare professionals and patterns of health care delivery are can be a vital resource for clinical ethics to bring effective ethical improvements into patient care.

"That's something that's very problematic in practice, because it requires detention and coercion.

Asked about Flynn's views, current Republican National Committee chair and Trump's designated chief of staff Reince Priebus told ABC News that "there are some aspects of the faith that are very problematic".

Don Sipple, a Republican media consultant who worked for Mr. Bush when he ran for governor of Texas, said, "If there is a substantial deterioration in voters' perceptions of his personal traits that is met with a commensurate rise on the part of Gore, that becomes very problematic".

"My analysis is that many of the military mistakes were a direct result of the very problematic way that the objectives of the war and the general plan of the war were defined," said Shlomo Brom, a former chief of strategic planning in the Israeli military and now an academic at the Jaffee Centre in Tel Aviv University.

"Anything beyond that gets very problematic".

"It's a corporate culture that's very problematic," she said.

If an alleged victim is suing the defendant for money, as well as serving as the main witness for the prosecution in the criminal case, that's very problematic for the government.

"There are some elements of the party that are very problematic for New York State Republicans," said Michael Balboni, a Republican state senator from Long Island who is talked about as a potential gubernatorial candidate should Mr. Pataki not seek a fourth term in 2006.