Sentence examples for be so problematic from inspiring English sources

Technocratic targets like this would arguably not be so problematic if they were easier to peg to people's experiences.

I didn't realize, though, that just mentioning that I had an autistic child would be so problematic.

'It is better to travel well than to arrive' soothes the soul and would be perfect advice if travelling well was not going to be so problematic.

But, he added, "I don't know that it will be so problematic that they won't be able to declare a winner in time for the 25th".

"The action is going to be in smaller towns in the years ahead, because the cities are going to be so problematic," he told me.

Sam Tanenhaus, editor of the New York Times Book Review, explains why verifying memoirs seems to be so problematic for publishers.

It's why I think home schooling is so problematic.

And this is why Jigsaw's involvement in geopolitics is so problematic.

But running rugby as a club was so problematic, Mr. Mackay nearly quit.

The returns have been so problematic that some tax preparers are specializing in them.

If salmonella is so problematic, why hasn't the government protected consumers from it?