Sentence examples for became problematic for the from inspiring English sources

However, George John's spending became problematic for the Spencers, especially as at the time they were feeling the impact of the agricultural depressions brought on by the Napoleonic Wars.

Yes.' However, more often, dealing with ethical challenges due to disagreement became problematic for the participants.

If the trend continues, it could become problematic for the Republican leadership, especially if it is interpreted as a lack of confidence in the party's opposition stance.

In a memo in April 2009, Ms. Rucker notified the Police Department that trespassing cases had become "problematic for the district attorney's office" because judges were dismissing them for insufficient cause.

A further increase of dieselization beyond the 'natural cap' provided by the average composition of raw oil (about 40%) could however fuel anti-diesel initiatives and become problematic for the automobile industry[98].

"You're dealing with guns, you're dealing with gangs, and it becomes problematic for the citizens of Vermont, too," he told us.

The William Penn Highway served New York City; the road became problematic for motorists in Lebanon along the current US 422; Reading via current US 422 and US 222; and Allentown on Hamilton Street.

The socially engendered discomfort of discussing death and dying, and accepting its inevitability [ 64- 66], often became problematic for most physicians at the bedside.

"After a certain point, the association with Rush became problematic for Satan's public image," the aide said.

Back then Beckinsale was the bigger box office star, so I wonder if that became problematic for them as a couple.

For Gd-DTPA, the value of these thick-slab MIPs was limited, because background enhancement became problematic for slabs thicker than approximately 8 slices (5 mm).