Sentence examples for viewed as problematic from inspiring English sources

This is not just the crisis; the available indications are that it was also hard to obtain credit before the government's finances were viewed as problematic.

But these complicated systems, now viewed as problematic, are the direct result of our opaque system of electing a president, which goes all the way back to the constitutional convention.

That was the beginning of what the German theologian Adolf von Harnack called the "Hellenization of Christianity," whose relation to "the historical Jesus"—the putative peasant from Nazareth has been viewed as problematic by many modern scholars.

They could be viewed as problematic academically by members like Stanford and California, and would at least force an overhaul of the Pac-12's north-south structure to ensure that Colorado and the Arizona members have access to games in Los Angeles.

Declining enrolment trends in STEM are not, however, always viewed as problematic.

His planned appointment of anti-regulatory crusader Jeffrey Eisenach has been viewed as problematic by net neutrality supporters.

A17 Big Labor and Bush The A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, John J. Sweeney, said that while unions remained upset over Al Gore's defeat, they hoped to work with President Bush on issues like patients' rights, provided Republicans did not take stands that labor would view as problematic for working families.

The original starting date, made public last April, was viewed as potentially problematic for travelers because it was too soon, said Jarrod Agen, a spokesman for Homeland Security.

One viewed as particularly problematic is the so-called "Amazon tax," requiring certain remote sellers with no physical presence in Connecticut to collect sales taxes.

Although a decrease in direct, public, personalized stigma was reported, institution stigma was viewed as highly problematic.

Despite that nearly all venture-backed startups burn capital unsustainably, Uber's level of spending is viewed as particularly problematic among its naysayers.