Sentence examples for a more problematic problem from inspiring English sources

But while I am quite sure that we will eventually find a way to deal with that junk (fire it into the sun, am I right?), a more problematic problem is that of fresh water.

A more problematic aspect of the Gainsbourg revival is irony.

Yet his comments recognized a more problematic near-term reality.

A world without such courts would be a more problematic and troubled world".

Then the monologue takes a more problematic turn: a subtler betrayal of the show's ethos.

The crop (ingluvies) is a more problematic structure.

The virtual city does have a more problematic side, however.

However, mothers in the clinical group continued to view their child's behaviour as significantly more problematic (ECBI Problem Scale; t (81) = 2.21, p < .05) than mothers in the non-clinical comparison group.

Similarly, problems in usual activities were considered more problematic than problems with self-care in the 20-year time frame while the inverse was found for the 15-year time frame.

Working for a narcissist can be a little more problematic.

Korean adults, like adults in other cultures, seem to consider explicit problematic behavior of a child as a more serious problem than internal problematic behavior and believe that a child with such behavior will more likely develop in a less positive way.