Sentence examples for which is highly problematic from inspiring English sources

At the heart of Loeb's argument with how Sotheby's might more aggressively do its business is his charge that the auction house, which continues to do a substantial business in old and modern masters, does not "fully grasp the central importance of contemporary art to the company's growth, which is highly problematic since these are the categories expanding most rapidly among new collectors".

Loyalty oaths are still required by the California Constitution for all officials and employees of the government of California (which is highly problematic for Quakers and Jehovah's Witnesses whose beliefs preclude them from pledging absolute loyalty to the state), and at the federal level, a few portions of the McCarran Internal Security Act are still in effect.

Which is highly problematic because in doing so, we infer that not only are we judges over other humans, but also it signifies a break from the human experience all-together by trying to claim that there is only one method by which all of us experience life and the beauty of existence thereby assuming that the interpretations we hold should be the same for everyone.

"Some things which are highly problematic as they touch upon the fundamental freedoms of our internal market; direct discrimination between EU citizens clearly falls into this last category," he said.

A European Commission spokesman said: "Some things which are highly problematic as they touch upon the fundamental freedoms of our internal market; direct discrimination between EU citizens clearly falls into this last category".

When the action moves to the Senate, the greatest attention and the greatest skepticism should be directed not to the cap‑and‑trade mechanism, which is -- for the most part -- well designed in Waxman‑Markey, but rather to other elements of the legislation, some of which are highly problematic.

Let's put aside for the moment the fact that most of the 1,428 pages of H.R. 2454 -- the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 (otherwise known as the Waxman-Markey bill) -- are not about cap-and-trade at all, but about a host of other regulatory approaches (several of which are highly problematic, as I've discussed in a previous post).

But supporters of language revival respond that the idea of "freedom of choice" is highly problematic, especially in the case of American Indian languages, which were frequently aggressively suppressed.

Arntzenius (1990) points out that the fork asymmetry is highly problematic in the context of classical statistical mechanics within which Reichenbach was working.

A whistle-blower lawsuit has revealed that the multi-layer skin is highly problematic for manufacture and maintenance and may be making the aircraft even more detectable to radars - some of which can already detect the F-22 quite readily.

This is highly problematic.