Sentence examples for be problematic for any from inspiring English sources
This could be problematic for any sport, let alone one as obsessed with its history as baseball.
"If these cables have not been carefully reviewed, it's likely to be problematic for any number of people named in the cables," Mr. Aftergood said.
When you have fast leg breaks like that it's going to be problematic for any batsman".
These holes (missing samples) or incorrect values (bad samples) might be problematic for any algorithm that uses the data for analysis.
Obviously, this can be problematic for any politician or political movement trying to make progress (or at least find some common ground with their opponent).
Such a policy could be problematic for any assessments of societal preferences (which are recommended for use in cost-effectiveness analyses [ 23]), since it would exclude a substantial portion of the population – for example, an estimated 4.5 million people in the United States are afflicted with Alzheimer's disease [ 34].
That is problematic for any instrument because unless it cools its systems, the heat energy from its own components will swamp the very signal it is chasing.
As you can imagine -- these types of false-positive results would have been problematic for any campaign.
Inconsistent geography is problematic for any spatial and/or temporal study that spans time periods when boundary changes have occurred and is a major problem when trying to produce and compare meaningful statistics over time.
Michigan could be problematic for Ms. Palin or any other candidate because it is a strong state for Mitt Romney, whose father was governor there.
