Sentence examples for to be a problematic from inspiring English sources

It proves to be a problematic oddity.

"Sounding like Astrud Gilberto while coming on like Gang of Four was always going to be a problematic approach," Thorn now reflects wryly.

"Sounding like Astrud Gilberto while coming on like Gang of Four was always going to be a problematic approach," she admits.

Colonel Qaddafi proved to be a problematic partner for international oil companies, frequently raising fees and taxes and making other demands.

But the idea that the aim of education is growth has proved to be a problematic and controversial one, and even the meaning of the slogan is unclear.

Writing of sectarian conflict in post-Saddam Iraq, Sen observes: "It should not be so surprising that the overlooking of all the identities of people other than those connected with religion can prove to be a problematic way of trying to reduce the hold of religious sectarianism".

Svankmajer admits to being a "problematic" child.

The most relevant political framework instead appears to be a more problematic one inherited from his predecessor: a general loss of faith in government.

The majority of the thinkers discussing objectification have taken it to be a morally problematic phenomenon.

Univision has proven to be a more problematic investment than the owners anticipated when they won a hard-fought auction in 2006 to buy the company.

CVD with chronic pain appears to be a particularly problematic combination of the conditions.