Sentence examples for was in a problematic from inspiring English sources

Shlomo Avineri, a political scientist at Hebrew University who did not attend the hearing, said J Street was in a problematic position because "it is very difficult to be an advocacy group while criticizing the subject of your advocacy.

"It's a conditioning process: if you're in a problematic situation regularly enough, and start avoiding that situation, it gets worse and worse".

Artie McConnell, an assistant district attorney, said the Lower Manhattan location was in "an extremely problematic area for the Police Department to maintain control over".

But at the weekend some of his colleagues, notably Alan Johnson, suggested the rules were being applied in a problematic way.

"The justices are in a very problematic position," he argues.

Genes not fulfilling these criteria were either classified as being present in a problematic region (n = 6) or as being putative pseudogenes (n = 5) (Additional file 2).

A prewar building in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens was also in a problematic neighborhood.

This suspicion is rooted in a problematic electoral history and allegations made during the campaigns.

Making weight for competition weigh-ins is a problematic process that has found many professional boxers, fighters and wrestlers taking drastic measures.

"We're in a situation that is in a sense quite problematic... It's not a uniform picture of stagnation or retreat.

Insurance is already a problematic subject in north Queensland.