Sentence examples for be problematic if the from inspiring English sources
It could be problematic if the enrollees are mainly elderly, or people with preëxisting conditions.
He said it would be problematic if the US did not contribute.
Any such contributions could be problematic if the hospitals failed to deduct them when submitting their cost reports to Medicare.
A potentially windy Saturday could be problematic if the fire is still burning at that point, Woodcock said.
Mr. Gelb notes that it would be problematic if the Met, the Royal Opera House and La Scala all decided to broadcast "La Bohème" on the same day.
The higher bandwidth utilization of wavelength-division-multiplexing passive optical networks (WDM-PONs) can be problematic if the link failure is not repaired in a timely manner since major data losses may occur in the event of link failure.
But gathering business cards at a neighborhood party or picking up names through the grapevine at work can be problematic if that's the end of the selection process, attorneys and regulators say.
This understanding of intermarriage being problematic if the spouses are of non-Western background corresponds with previous ethnographic studies carried out in Sweden (e.g. Gerholm, 2003; Begovic, 2003).
A number of doctors reported that integrating patients' preferences into medical decisions was problematic if the treatment was essential.
Relatives could request information about the patient, which was problematic if the patient did not wish to inform them.
