Sentence examples for be rather more problematic from inspiring English sources
As regards iii), program dissemination, the introduction of new tasks into PHC appears to be rather more problematic due to a combination of the rigidity of the current health system, which does not allow for many changes, and the usual resistance to change of professionals, who are reluctant to modify their established routine.
But elsewhere in the boarded-up thoroughfare once known as Fleet Street, the consequences of such editorial glasnost have been rather more problematic.
But building, say, an open-source car is rather more problematic, since information (in the form of design and specifications) constitutes only a minor ingredient: the costs of materials and manufacturing would remain.
There's nothing wrong with encouraging people to send thank-you notes after interviews, but declaring that candidates should follow an unspoken rule or end up on the reject list is rather more problematic and Liebman's article generated an enormous online backlash.
I'm rather more optimistic.
The rather more problematic news is that the gentleman in question is David Montgomery.
Unfortunately, what he is singing is more problematic.
However, designing a more efficient Rubisco protein is rather problematic since its structural manipulation leads frequently to an enhancement of oxygenase activity, which is responsible for photorespiratory losses.
What is left unseen is more problematic.
But there is much that is more problematic.
