Sentence examples for well problematic from inspiring English sources

But human nature being what it is, the politicking and policymaking that happens amid grief and outrage tends to be … well, problematic would be the kindest way of putting it.

The fact that our universities are so frequently hotbeds of leftwing ideas leads to the student-bashing that has long been a hobby of the right, but which, in the light of sharp fee rises has become a lot more, well, problematic – to borrow a term from modern social justice warriors.

I had to ask Tang if focusing purely on bespoke polo shirts is, well, problematic.

Microsoft claims it assigned an engineering team that fixed the issues we disclosed and it's now working on blocking any similar queries as well problematic related search suggestions and similar images.

Which is why the idea of banning such phrases, regardless of how aggravating they may be, is, well, problematic.

Some of it was, well, problematic; mainly when non-trans people decided to write anthems for us like that time Gaga wrote "Born This Way" as a gay anthem and gay people were like, err honey, we decide what the anthems are.

Even "a new era of responsibility" was politically as well substantively problematic, since it equated the underwater homeowner with the C.D.O.

But the Norwegian model, shared with Iceland and Liechtenstein, is complex and costly, as well as problematic in terms of democracy and national interest.

The use of ceramic coatings to improve mechanical, chemical, and biological properties of a large variety of materials including polymers and metals has often produced technologically attractive as well as problematic surfaces to study, because of their complicate morphology compared to smooth surfaces obtained, for example, by atomistic processes.

Although Gert concedes that his particular theory of common morality might well be problematic in various ways, although he doubts it, he insists that his account of the descriptive content of common morality is both true and universally embraced by all rational persons.

For the same reason, a comparison of digestive cancer tissue and breast cancer tissue might well be problematic.