Sentence examples for truly problematic from inspiring English sources

We need look no further than Congo to see a transition that is truly problematic.

At many companies, though, evening holiday parties have become truly problematic.

As far as the White House is concerned, the fact of a Corzine defeat would be regrettable, but the reverberating effect on the public debate could be truly problematic.

But the physical hazards posed by the new boy racers are not the real danger to cyclists – it's the damage to the cycling brand they constitute that's truly problematic.

Finally, the differing mandatory measures imposed by the various regulations should be considered together with the present proposal on harmonised PBT/vPvB identification in order to ensure that the truly problematic substances are identified.

Incompleteness may be an unfortunate affair but lack of soundness is a truly problematic situation since an unsound reasoning program would be able to generate false conclusions from perfectly true information.

"It's really problematic.

"Really problematic," she said.

"It is very unfortunate that my natural appearance is offending and hurting people and it is truly very problematic for me that the features people are referring to are my natural features," she adds.

Fortunately, this happens infrequent enough to truly be considered problematic.

Touching on one of his signature albums could have proven extremely problematic and, truly, much of Mathers LP II does not match the original's dark energy.