Sentence examples for be problematic for a from inspiring English sources
But several Democrats said this could be problematic for a candidate who has constantly been accused of reinventing himself.
Last week, Noam Bardin, chief executive of Waze, was quoted in Business Insider as saying that the maps would be problematic for a while.
On the other hand, as analyzed above, SmartProvide had a very different timeframe compared with data feed discrepancies, which suggests that at least some order handling delays by off-exchange market makers may be problematic for a different reason.
Another senior Liberal said there were fears Kelly could sit on the crossbench for the remainder of the term if he was not selected as the candidate, which would be problematic for a government already in minority.
It might also be problematic for a candidate from New York, New Jersey, Virginia or Maryland, because those states are in the national news media's figurative and literal backyards).
In addition to his ties to the current administration, some critics say Mr. Geithner's quiet persona — he is rarely one to dominate a room — could be problematic for a position that demands a statesman capable of advocating the position of the United States before world leaders.
It would be problematic for an appointed official to sanction (and even exclude) an elected representative from a parliamentary debate.
The lack of benefits, overtime, vacation time, job security and worker's compensation might be problematic for an older person contemplating the job, but such concerns rarely bother teenagers looking for a quick buck during summer vacation.
These aspects start to become sample dependent, which could be problematic for an overall general explanation without experimental evidence; however, they are considered and discussed here.
"That is problematic for a technology that is highly controversial".
