Sentence examples for become problematic for from inspiring English sources

A strong presence in Latin America has also become problematic for Santander after a severe slowdown in most emerging economies.

If the centrist independent does run for president, his former company could become problematic for liberal coffee lovers.

Ambivalence has become problematic for each party as the weaknesses of one mirror the strengths of the other.

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.

This two-tier system has become problematic for the state, says the Berkeley researcher, as separation between rural and urban populations has broken down.

The Justice Department and the S.E.C. recently released guidance on the corrupt practices act, a law that has become problematic for many global companies.

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

This is fine if the model is small enough to be visible on the screen in its entirety; it becomes problematic for realistic, larger models.

Many astronomers really want to use every data point and even non-detections, but this becomes problematic for many statistical techniques.

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

They must welcome feedback, encouraging candor when their weakness becomes problematic for others and apologizing early and often when they make mistakes.