Sentence examples for which seems problematic from inspiring English sources

(HBO has a version in development, which seems problematic: once you Americanize "Borgen," you convert it right back to its source material, "The West Wing").

And I noted that over the past two decades, virtually all of America's net job creation has occurred in the non-tradable sector, which seems problematic.

If an algorithm causes a high volume of cancellations, then proof of a violation without more evidence would depend on somehow divining the computer programmer's intent, which seems problematic if not utterly futile.

But the contraction that such a move necessitates would relegate enormous tracts of the Talmud to this lesser status, which seems problematic.

This work was also shaped by the ubiquitous pro-Confederate phrase, "Heritage Not Hate," which seems problematic when you consider that heritage is based on white supremacy, with a few lynchings along the way.

However, we also noted more contentious examples such as interracial love, homosexual love, and intercaste love, none of which seem problematic from a socially liberal mind set, yet which are the very sorts of love-related phenomena that certain groups in society might be quite eager to stamp out if they were equipped with the right set of tools.

The current trend in ongoing trials is to go for less dramatic hypothermia (around 35°C), and use intravenous infusion of cooling fluid, which seems less problematic.

What they expect from the future, which seems to be a problematic concept for them, is almost as unclear as what led them to leave Nukak National Park for the outpost of San José del Guaviare.

The sound quality on my review unit was problematic, which seems to be the norm with early runs from SanDisk.

(2001, 75) We find it puzzling that Wiggins dismisses 'animal' as a sortal but is willing to include 'machine' which seems at least as problematic.

The use of PM2.5 and PM10 as particle metrics in studies of health effects relies on an assumption that the composition of the particles does not play an important role, which seems unlikely and may especially be problematic when associations are compared across settings with different sources contributing to PMs.