Sentence examples for be more problematical from inspiring English sources
The second and third reports could be more problematical for Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Steven Soderbergh spins an unlikely comedy from the true story of an agri-business executive (played by Matt Damon) whose offer to blow the whistle on a price-fixing scheme turns out to be more problematical than his F.B.I. handlers (Scott Bakula and Joel McHale) ever imagined.
Other ideas are more problematical.
Jerome Robbins's "I'm Old Fashioned" is more problematical.
But cracks are more problematical than rock interiors for identifying the sources of materials.
The back room is more problematical, but its wall legends seem to refer to ways and properties of art materials.
The second is more problematical.
"I think the banking part of this is more problematical this time than it was in 2001 because we're in the middle of a fixed-income crisis because people just don't trust each other," he says, adding: "It's very scary, very scary … I don't see a quick recovery".
While this second broad-based attack is more problematical, the two cases combined with the Northwestern University unionization case will certainly have a dramatic impact on college athletics.
The New York City Ballet's "Swan Lake" may be a more problematical production.
The relationships for phototrophs and nitrogen-fixing organisms may be even more problematical.
