Sentence examples for be too problematic given from inspiring English sources
While this might not be too problematic given the government's broader plan to bring down the welfare bill, it risks a considerable public backlash.
Cancer data were self-reported, but this may not be too problematic given previous studies have shown high agreement between self-reported cancer diagnoses and medical record validation in population-based samples [ 47– 47].
Such is Pulis's record, the first aspect should not be too problematic.
"It is plausible that both too little, and too much, could be problematic given the essential roles folate and B12 play". What parents need to know: First thing's first: The study is preliminary.
She said that it was too early to say whether an override in the Assembly would be possible, but added that it would be problematic, given the original vote.
I was too giving, too trusting".
And that itself is not too problematic.
Life's too short, and your business is too valuable, to deal with habitually problematic customers.
First let's look at the "problematic" question and ask whether it was too vague, too blunt, or too unclear.
The problematic past 150 year history of the family Magnoliaceae is too lengthy to detail here.
