Sentence examples for wildly problematic from inspiring English sources

That culture, she says, is wildly problematic.

Responding to violence against women with more violence is wildly problematic.

What I'm having a hard time with this isn't about what Kim Burrell said, although it's obviously wildly problematic, albeit not unfamiliar, for me.

This season's portrayal of sex and virginity is not only wildly problematic, it's painful to watch and not even in a fun, so-bad-it's-good way.

On August 24, the ABC Family show's official Twitter account sent out a post to its more than 3 million followers with a wildly problematic caption referring to Charlotte DiLaurentis, a transgender character on the show.

But the presentation as a whole in the cathedral's wildly reverberant acoustics was problematic.

Now, "Golden Boy," the problematic 1964 Charles Strouse and Lee Adams musicalization of the wildly popular Clifford Odets' story of a young violinist turned prizefighter, is unrealized, once more.

However, including these states in the permutation tests we discuss below is problematic because the limited number of minority students cause wildly variable estimates within those states.

They are not saying these conditions don't exist -- they are indeed problematic for some people -- but that their incidence and relevance is wildly exaggerated in the pursuit of corporate profits.

Here's why this phrase has been problematic for over 200 years: Every individual defines this vague concept with wildly different interpretations.

I believe the comparison is problematic for many reasons, but first and foremost, the numbers are at best misleading, and, at worst, wildly inflated.