Sentence examples for we have a problematic from inspiring English sources

"We have a problematic relationship with our own history, especially with art.

However, "if we have a problematic vendor or someone raising community concern, it is possible they may rely upon an existing ordinance such as this," Moore said.

In the U.S., we have a history of problematic results from for-profit career education providers.

From this description we can see that some versions of human excellence have a problematic relation to the moral virtues.

Uribe does have a problematic background.

"It is problematic if we have a large group of students from outside our society that we need to finance," Mr. Vercruysse said.

Although what the Department of Education announced this week was highly problematic, and we have a lot of criticisms of it, that wouldn't have happened without the pressure from this debt strike.

In the UK, we have quite a problematic relationship with Shakespeare: we're taught him at school, and a lot of people have bad experiences.

This had a problematic effect on his theater music.

The EU has always had a problematic relationship with democracy.

Clinton and her husband Bill have had a problematic track record in Iowa.