Sentence examples for be problematic to get from inspiring English sources
It may now be problematic to get enough sunlight to charge its battery systems.
The minute a user has to turn elsewhere to find those must-have tickets, or an event listing that YPlan missed, it could be problematic to get that user to return.
I mean, it is problematic to get pregnant without a husband... .......... (Teacher, FG teachers) Gender influenced the way sexuality and sexual intercourse were perceived.
Since there often was no information about the exact moment of departure and the moment of departure in most cases just became clear after the young person had already left the center, it was problematic to get into contact with the adolescents for administering the interviews and questionnaires at departure.
Also, pro-annexation Newfoundlanders expected that they would be admitted into the U.S. as a state and the Truman administration knew that would be very problematic to get passed through Congress.
"He is finding out it can be very, very problematic to get your company involved in hot-button social issues," said Mr. Manley, who now directs the communications practice at the Washington lobbying and public relations firm Quinn Gillespie.
Completing SxS outside the clinic settings (such as home or school visits) proved to be problematic due to difficulties in getting a network signal and remembering to take the iPad in the absence of administrative support (HCP 5 & 7).
But the forum on Wednesday proved to be problematic from the get-go.
If working with allies is problematic, things get even mopre complicated when Americans work with countries like Syria, which the United States accuses of sponsoring terrorism; with Pakistan, which has a history of ties to the Taliban; and with authoritarian regimes like those in Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.
Given that the app essentially controls who gets in and out of your home, it would be problematic if your phone got into the hands of someone malicious.
