Sentence examples for became increasingly problematic from inspiring English sources

"That became increasingly problematic.

As it did so, disposing of the dead became increasingly problematic.

But after the global economy started to recover during the latter part of the following year, the ECB's moves became increasingly problematic, because they enabled countries to evade structural reform and hindered the necessary disinflation in the southern eurozone countries – or even halted it altogether, as in Portugal and Italy.

Organised crime and drugs became increasingly problematic.

During the 1970s, structural deficiencies in Burger King's franchise system became increasingly problematic for Pillsbury.

At the time of the Industrial Revolution, the fact that each state had its own system of weights and measures became increasingly problematic.

Buying the drug from Europe has become increasingly problematic for corrections officials.

This condition is known as presbyopia and usually becomes increasingly problematic after age 40.

The lack of standards about what it means to be green will become increasingly problematic.

Relations between the Clinton and Trump campaigns have become increasingly problematic as the rival camps seek advantage in the unpredictable realm of sexual politics.

Vocally limited, with a fluttery upper register that has become increasingly problematic, Ms. Marcovicci is turning more toward dramatic speech-song in the tradition of Mabel Mercer.