Sentence examples for becomes very problematic from inspiring English sources

Don Sipple, a Republican media consultant who worked for Mr. Bush when he ran for governor of Texas, said, "If there is a substantial deterioration in voters' perceptions of his personal traits that is met with a commensurate rise on the part of Gore, that becomes very problematic".

Figure 3 shows that an assumption of Normal claims becomes very problematic when tVaR is used as a risk metric.

In particular Normal claims becomes very problematic as failure approaches 40%% with the appearance of abrupt changes in the fund value surface.

It becomes very problematic and difficult to change things a whole bunch right in the middle of it".

So when someone uses these identifiers -- whether it's sexual orientation, ethnicity or gender -- as an insult, it becomes very problematic.

As an Anglo-Saxon, finding space to reflect amid the vivacious surroundings can become very problematic.

"The narrow merging area will become very problematic," said Kathleen Albert, a longtime resident.

While the great majority of these wells are operated without any problems, some wells, particularly in Oklahoma, have become very problematic.

"It's starting to look like fund-raising in the V.C. world could become very problematic," said Tom Crotty, a partner at Battery Ventures.

"Longer term, the issue of these low-lying island nations could start to become very problematic indeed," says Huq. · This article was amended on Friday November 14 2008.

There are lots of practical issues that are going to become very problematic across the continent of Europe unless we agree this implementation deal," Hammond told the EU scrutiny committee.