Sentence examples for a particularly problematic period from inspiring English sources

The reign of his father, Edward II, was a particularly problematic period of English history.

Leisure is a particularly problematic one in my view.

It doesn't seem a particularly problematic word.

Poor infrastructure remains a particularly problematic barrier to adopting digital payment systems.

A particularly problematic waste for local governments is the single-use plastic bag.

Among disease sites, the head and neck can be a particularly problematic area for pathologists, prompting frequent second opinions.

Influenza represents a particularly problematic therapeutic challenge since high viral mutation rates have often confounded many conventional antivirals.

Heino Borchert is responsible for Oranienburg, a particularly problematic area.

This also raises questions about whether substituted judgment is a particularly problematic standard for students to internalize.

This is a particularly problematic trend.

CVD with chronic pain appears to be a particularly problematic combination of the conditions.