Sentence examples for be problematic to bring from inspiring English sources

But these days, when so much of contemporary art aims to subvert rather than investigate the truth, it can be problematic to bring art into a science museum.

Unicellular algae proved to be particularly problematic to bring into a phylogenetic system, with the already difficult biology complicated by a tradition - persisting to the present day - of including not only brown, red and green forms but also cyanobacteria and diverse protists (diatoms, xanthophytes, euglenoids) as "algae" in university courses, textbooks, societies and conferences.

The implications for ExxonMobil are problematic, to say the least.

It was problematic to say the least.

The weight issue was described as "delicate" and problematic to bring up during the counselling sessions.

That makes it problematic to bring in brands.

"He did not brook differences of opinion very well, and at this point in time in the church, that may be problematic bringing that to Philadelphia," Mr. Daly said.

These latter findings are problematic as decentralisation was expected to bring about more public deliberation on major, unsolved public policy problems, with people engaging in debates on how to utilise limited resources fairly to promote the health of a population with substantial and varied needs [ 17, 18].

But he said it was problematic for the police to bring Enriquez to downtown L.A. where he could be the target of violence from the gang he betrayed.

Undeniably, it's going to be problematic".

Rubio's lieutenants proved to be problematic.