Sentence examples for to have problematic from inspiring English sources

I was curious to find out how he, a white police chief, had come to be the head of the N.A.A.C.P., particularly at a time when so many police departments are predominantly white and continue to have problematic relations with black communities.

I do not expect racism to end in my lifetime, and I know that I continue to have problematic racist patterns and perspectives.

Altogether, female offenders often appear to be mentally ill and/or to have problematic personalities.

Further, 4.2% of US soldiers were found to have problematic PTSD at 1 month after injury compared with 12.0% at 7 months [ 36].

Of these, inhibitors of γ-secretase were developed first and are the most studied in terms of clinical trials for both Alzheimer's disease [ 21, 22] and cancer [ 23], although they have proved to have problematic toxicity profiles in both contexts.

Results suggested that two thirds of the women with Autism, three quarters of the women with Down Syndrome and all of the women with Aspergers Syndrome appeared to have problematic period pain.

Republican incumbents won't have problematic legislation to defend or questions to answer about what further compromises they'll make.

Second, less reliance on fossil fuels will slow the torrent of billions of dollars we send each year to countries with whom we have problematic relationships--Russia, Venezuela, and Iran, for example.

Given that Sessions and Flynn have been found to have had problematic contacts, it is time for the White House to give a full accounting of its communications with Russian representatives.

Both movies have problematic sequels.

Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Turkey have problematic and convoluted interests.