Sentence examples for was deeply problematic from inspiring English sources

By early 1854, he had lost his job, his marriage was deeply problematic and his mental health was failing.

Their exchanges were effectively undercut by the American philosopher Hilary Putnam, who recognized that the initial motivation for the approach to theories was deeply problematic.

The Treasury committee was particularly scathing about the leave camp's flagship assertion that exiting the EU would save £350m a week that could be spent on the NHS, saying that the public should discount the claim and that Vote Leave's decision to persist with it was "deeply problematic".

And they're the party that's most focused on political reform and changing the way business is done at Westminster, which surely includes not rushing through legislation like the Act in a way that even the Conservatives acknowledge was deeply problematic.

Many of the coins had Caesar's image on them with the caption "Son of God", which was deeply problematic for Jews and Christians.

She asserts that a focus on K-12 and college reforms have caused "early childhood education" to fall "by the wayside," and that the early learning competition was "deeply problematic".

That analysis is deeply problematic, though.

The legal prohibitions against Ahmadis are deeply problematic as well.

"Hostile-environment policies are deeply problematic," she said.

This is deeply problematic, Green writes, because the cryptographic industry is "highly dependent on NIST standards".

There is no question that Fannie and Freddie were deeply problematic companies in their heyday.