Sentence examples for are increasingly problematic from inspiring English sources

Drink and drugs are increasingly problematic, Ms McGuire says.

Civilian casualties are increasingly problematic in Mogadishu, turning residents against the peacekeepers and by extension the transitional government they are protecting.

Because potentially pathogenic mycobacteria also are increasingly problematic in immunocompromised human patients, they merit special attention.

Further, vegetation analyses could also be linked to habitat studies to assess prospective influences on wildlife (Blair and others 2002), and reveal the extent of invasive weeds which are increasingly problematic in riparian zones (Naiman and others 2005).

But in the early 1970s, crime in the West Village was increasingly problematic.

Medical experts say that what is increasingly problematic is that new strains of head lice are more difficult to eradicate.

Give her props for self-possession and a partiality for privacy, though achieving the latter has been increasingly problematic because of her family ties.

"The court essentially carried forward the 1991 Democratic gerrymander of Texas, which is increasingly problematic, given the over-all Republican tilt of the state," Samuel Issacharoff, a professor at New York University School of Law, told me.

Camera designers are finding that, as cameras become ever smaller, and are integrated into mobile phones and portable computers, the friction between the moving parts of the lens is increasingly problematic.

This is increasingly problematic because over the past 10 years there has been a substantial transfer of risk to the individual – from the cutting back of the welfare state, to the rise of zero-hour contracts and the hike in tuition fees, people are having to take on more risk.

That's tough, particularly in a downturn and at a time when the ad model for Internet journalism is increasingly problematic (more on that in a future column).