Sentence examples for become increasingly problematic from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Although statistical sampling has been used since 1940 to obtain some more detailed information (about one in six residents are sent a much longer questionnaire), the population figures are still based on a head-count.This has become increasingly problematic.

These are not the first alterations to YouTube's comment section, nor will they be the last if the site hopes to promote moderation.Comment sections on high volume websites have become increasingly problematic.

"That became increasingly problematic.

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

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

After a five-year separation, a late-night telephone call draws them together, but their reunion, as Morton reveals in his affecting third novel, becomes increasingly problematic.

The fact that the story is so clearly not in Douglas's own words becomes increasingly problematic as the book goes on.