Sentence examples for be more problematic because from inspiring English sources

But the music of David Bisbal, a local star, "could be more problematic because of the abundance of latin rhythms – and according to the order would be completely unauthorised".

However, use of Bombyx hsp90P2.9k in non-Lepidopteran insects might be more problematic because it showed weak activity in Drosophila and Tribolium cells.

He said giving baths was more problematic because of the physical strength needed.

The trans-Atlantic joint venture was more problematic because of the competitive dominance it would enjoy on certain routes.

It's the rest of Obama's speech that is more problematic, because to sell his strategy for destroying Isis he laid it on pretty thick.

Fiscal policy is more problematic, because the euro-area's ill-named stability and growth pact has stopped governments pepping up their economies through tax cuts.

Mr. Abercrombie and Ms. Allen were more problematic because neither ever reached the emotional temperature that Mr. Lloyd points toward, and in their hands the guitar sounded merely like a guitar, the piano merely like a piano.

Anatomical variants without transitional morphology are more problematic because they can easily be missed.

These are more problematic, because the position sketched in the previous paragraph is hard to defend and potentially self-defeating.

Clearly this is more problematic because the frequency of minimum wage changes implies that "donors" can be contaminated in either the pre- or post-treatment period relative to any treatment state.

By that rationale, Ibrox and Murray Park could be sold, though the sale of the stadium is more problematic because of the listed building status of the main stand there.