Sentence examples for the least problematic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kozloff is aware that his theory is, to say the least, problematic.

The least problematic of the three witnesses was referred to as Q.

Appointed officials telling elected governments how to be democratic is, to say the least, problematic.

If anything, the driverless car is the least problematic of these new dilemmas.

Microbiological diagnosis and the availability of antivirals were the least problematic areas.

The least problematic element in modern companies is almost always the hero, Prince Siegfried.

Personally, I tend to use the term "older people" because it's the least problematic.

That didn't mean he was guilty of anything; it meant that he'd decided that paying the women off would be the fastest, least problematic resolution".

Allyson Pollock, one of the signatories to the letter and professor of Public Health Research and Policy at Queen Mary University of London, says in the long run this will lead to profit-seeking providers picking the healthiest, least problematic patients, and placing a greater burden on public services to deal with the remainder.

This line of criticism has been taken up by several authors, including Douven and Meijs (2007), Schupbach (2008) and Huemer (2011), and it may well be the internally least problematic strategy to explore for those who are inclined to challenge the premises upon which the impossibility results are based.

It is true that the politics of offence are used to shut down dissident voices of all kinds, frequently in minority communities, and the understanding of culture as a type of property to which ownership can be definitively assigned is, at the very least, problematic.