Sentence examples for the most problematic aspect from inspiring English sources

The most problematic aspect in the past had been the inclusion of transgender people.

But the most problematic aspect of the open office may be physical rather than psychological: simple noise.

My intent was to focus on what I felt to be the most problematic aspect of their relationship; I deliberately did not give away the book's ending.

As Einstein discovered, the most problematic aspect of the quantum world is simply inducing oneself to believe that it works the way it does.

He was echoed by the Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka, who said that a benefits curb would be "the most problematic aspect of the British initiative".

But for most experts, the most problematic aspect of Mr. Raymond's package was his $98.4 million pension, which he elected to take as a lump-sum payment instead of annualized returns that would last through his retirement years.

Among the most problematic aspects of the internet of things (including our bodies) is who owns the devices and data that will create it.

If the fresh levels of attention and time constraints that came with being a major champion were the most problematic aspects for Willett, that would be perfectly understandable.

The benefit cap was listed as one of the "most problematic aspects of the recent welfare reforms" alongside the bedroom tax and council tax reforms.

And that touches on one of the most problematic aspects of the Israeli gamble: In the Middle East it is impossible to dismiss the ability of any one fringe group to ignite the center.

"I found taxpayer losses on projects like Solyndra and the department's deeply misguided effort to use taxpayer dollars as an investment bank for unproven technologies to be the most problematic aspects of his legacy," he said.