Sentence examples for be very problematic to from inspiring English sources

"Actually, it would be very problematic to write that book today".

"And for very small companies it would be very problematic to afford such a high salary".

He said: "When you talk about the heritage of trees and what we have gained from the planting done by the Victorians, my biggest concern is that as those big, landmark trees had to removed en mass, very quickly, we would suddenly be left with a very different urban landscape - one that would be very problematic to replant.

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.

Interestingly, the constraints placed by the legal boundary did not seem to be very problematic to them.

"It's very problematic to have a third party spending huge sums of money in a party primary".

"It would have been very problematic to separate the bogs of the middle, since the bogs are so dependent on the water supply," Ms. Byers of the Conservation Foundation said.

It is very problematic to analyze younger RPYs than 1990, and 1950 is a reasonable choice as the oldest RPY for the topic DFT.

2It is very problematic to use Lysenkoism as a branch of "Darwinism" as, contrary to evolutionary theory of the era, Lysenko believed in the heritability of acquired characteristics, which was encouraged by communist indoctrination (Dawkins [1986], 292).

Again, it is very problematic to imply that everyone from a specific race talks the same.

"It would be very problematic trying to give him a fair trial with him trying to defend himself in a situation like this," said Tom Royals, his defense lawyer.