Sentence examples for be very problematic with from inspiring English sources

The censoring in this context implies that the scale for the test is extended beyond the original scale and hence also beyond the range of the data, which we consider to be very problematic with respect to the interpretation of a fitted model.

To get into Tibet-related questions with China would be very problematic.

"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.

This can be very problematic since cellulose paper's autofluorescence is optimally excited with UV.

"Complying with this labeling requirement would be very problematic," Hough said.

"It will be very problematic for the company to have this kind of intense anger with the labor force".

Dogs, however, with their heightened senses and extreme vigilance, can be very problematic and should best be avoided.

"That could be very problematic".

"It could be very problematic".

Defeat, though, would be very problematic indeed.

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