Sentence examples for as problematic for the from inspiring English sources
Advertising is just as problematic for the government.
Other ads have proved just as problematic for the president's message that economic resurgence is around the corner, if not already under way.
For some analysts, 2011 threatens to be as problematic for the euro zone as last year, even though the economic environment appears more encouraging.
Sara Williams, a Citizens Advice adviser, says other forms of high cost credit such as "logbook loans" (money secured against the borrower's car), guarantor loans and doorstep lending can be just as problematic for the borrower.
He opposes division of Jerusalem and made his foreign policy speech in Ariel, a sprawling Jewish settlement 12 miles into the West Bank that the Palestinians see as problematic for the viability of their state.
(For an instructive account of a notion of concurrence with such a result, see Freddoso (1991).) The avoidance of Deism thus becomes as problematic for the ontological dependence approach as for the transitional approach.
However, if the TCM uses were listed on the bottle they might be taken out of the context of the TCM philosophy which these leaders described as problematic: "for example, if the label just says headaches, but it may not treat all headaches, you know, it might treat only one particular kind of headache".
Some of the aspects of sickness certification were experienced as problematic for more of the GPs in Sweden than GPs in Norway.
These qualities have served to head off a syndrome long recognised by Nasa as problematic for returning astronauts: the crashing anticlimax and existential difficulties of life after space travel.
As problematic for Mr Abbas, the different streams within Fatah that fought for primacy on its party list, leading to a temporary split in the party, will lobby for jobs too.Mr Abbas's choices will do much to set the PA's fate.
