Sentence examples for almost as problematic from inspiring English sources

No wonder "attempting to reconstruct the historical Alexander is almost as problematic as trying to reconstruct the historical Jesus," as Paul Cartledge writes in this volume's introduction.

And even suggesting them risked shattering the coalition: among the hardliners were many who found the tendency of educated women to have fewer children almost as problematic as that of uneducated ones to breed prolifically.As the world population soared, the population controllers came to believe they were fighting a war, and there would be collateral damage.

In China, kiosk-free bikeshare programs have proven almost as problematic as they have popular.

Almost as problematic is wMRP-MP, which can be extremely slow on some 1000 taxon datasets.

That's not nearly as problematic".

In an age where a JPEG has almost as much value as the physical object, this is problematic.

His concern for where he bats could be problematic for Bobby Valentine, who tinkers with lineups almost as often as he breathes.

Almost as soon as the argument was under way, though, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said such enforcement standing alone was problematic.

Overeating can be as problematic as undereating.

But is any of it as problematic as it seems?

"But it is not as problematic as you may think".