Sentence examples for becoming problematic from inspiring English sources

By the mid-90s Weiland's drug-taking was becoming problematic.

Later that month, Mr. Cassano noted in another e-mail message that Goldman's demands for payment were becoming problematic.

"The only reason lynchings stopped in the American South was that the spectacle of the crowds cheering these murders was becoming problematic," Stevenson told me.

MIAMI — Enigmatic is becoming problematic for the Mets, who can make one of baseball's best teams look like the worst and the worst team look like the best.

That requirement existed regardless of the new Soviet missiles, and it was becoming problematic because of the age of NATO's medium-range bombers and the lack of any U.S. intermediate-range land-based missile in Europe.

"Josh has said that he is embarrassed by what he has done," sniffed a spokesman, but trips to New Zealand – where a few years ago the union side endured a series of ferry-leaping, dwarf-throwing and indeed sporting humiliations – are swiftly becoming problematic in both codes (and not always for the tourists).

"Usual bank sources of funding are becoming more problematic, hence regional credit markets are likely to become a more important tool for the bigger borrowers here," said Khalid Howladar, a bond analyst at Moody's Investors Service in Dubai.

(This is despite village life becoming less problematic with fresh water, education and electricity).

But a decade on, and as the migrant crisis throughout Europe has escalated, it's clear this term is becoming increasingly problematic.

JR It was becoming increasingly problematic, but I had this dream that I'd manage to get two or three books out before being rumbled.

It's becoming increasingly problematic when it comes to making UK films that can draw in big audiences and make a mark globally.