Sentence examples for both more problematic and from inspiring English sources

The EU may offer a better route than NATO membership, which is both more problematic and further off after Georgia's war.The second key is to work with Turkey, which as the only NATO country in the region is well-placed to offset Russia's influence.

For acoustic cues there are technological limitations in the reproduction of the sound and noises of the environment; for motion cues there are both technological and (more problematic) physical limitations; indeed, the reproduction of acceleration is partial in amplitude and duration since the travel of the motorcycle mock-up is limited.

Senator Barbara Boxer, whose situation is both more straightforward and more problematic than Brown's, rallied the party at the LA Convention Center, then appeared with President Barack Obama on Monday night for three fundraisers.

More problematic are Mr. Saltzman's tinny dialogue and flat characterizations.

More problematic is the relationship between Declan and Peggy.

Even more problematic, the performance lacked shape, drive and drama.

More problematic were sexual relations between mistresses and male slaves.

And that can be more problematic for some than others.

And that is much more problematic.

The second and third categories are more problematic.

Both the water shortage and the lack of information will become more problematic, the researchers write.