Sentence examples for become problematic for some from inspiring English sources
Asked if having access to a lump sum could become problematic for some people, Gunn said: "If you are sensible enough to save into a pension then it is perfectly sensible that you be left to decide as and when to draw money from it.
So beyond just acknowledging our top teachers, the email campaign is really a way for us to start addressing some of the issues that can become problematic for teachers.
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.
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.
Mental-health specialists say three online behaviours can become problematic for many people: video games, pornography and messaging via e-mail and social networks.
The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, in a speech this month, called the scale of Japan's dollar purchases "awesome" and warned that such huge intervention in currency markets could become "problematic" for Japan.
The lack of transparency could become problematic for A.B.I. if it does not quickly address its ownership arrangement so consumers can recognize it, said Marc Edelman, a professor of law at Baruch College's School of Business.
