Sentence examples for as a very problematic from inspiring English sources

"Th[e] tie between Play Store and other [Google] apps is what we see as a very problematic behaviour," said EC antitrust commissioner Margrethe Vestager at the time.

"That tie between [Google's] Play [app] Store and other [Google] apps is what we see as a very problematic behaviour," said Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, speaking during a press conference confirming the formal charges.

(Abbott's plan misspells the book's title as "Read Education").. Murray is a very problematic source of inspiration for an education plan.

"The justices are in a very problematic position," he argues.

Of course, the cathedral is a very problematic acoustical space for an orchestra.

It creates a very problematic situation for the banks.

And despite many studies showing GPs' problems with diagnosing and treating depressive patients, GPs in our study do have sensible strategies for the management of these patients, and patients as well as GPs do not describe care as very problematic.

For example, studies may be performed in many countries with very different rates of revascularization procedures, making use of this as an end point very problematic.

"You've got a culture within drug services of seeing harder drugs like heroin and crack cocaine as very problematic, and cannabis being seen as a lesser problem, "Ian.

Staffing levels were viewed as central to morale by staff on all wards, some describing them as intermittently and others as constantly very problematic: We need more staff desperately and yes, that's probably the one thing more than anything else really because that would free up everything.

The case was considered to be impaired if he/she was rated as very problematic in at least one area or a little problematic in two or more areas.