Sentence examples for but most problematic is from inspiring English sources
But most problematic is the absence of Mary, who never gets a chapter to herself.
But most problematic was the complete lack of independent societies for lymphatic diseases in most countries of the world that could contribute to high level postgraduate education and facilitate discussions about diagnosis and treatment guidelines.
But perhaps most problematic is that it makes it much less convincing for the UK to suggest to other countries, particularly in Africa, that they need to clean up their acts.
But what West finds most problematic is that …. "The page fails on a fundamental level it's supposed to be where you find out what's happened on Flickr while you were away.
Like all good biographers, Duberman is part detective and part judge, but the most appealing aspect of his book, if on occasion the most problematic, is that he seems to love his subject more than Kirstein ever loved himself.
(Marie and Woyzeck's child is nowhere to be seen.) Perhaps most problematic is the characterization of Woyzeck himself.
Most problematic is William Parsons, who has been transposed from a finely nuanced narrator into a full-blown leading man.
IYGA is an experimental project and one of the most fascinating elements, and one of the most problematic, is this necessary physicality of the work.
The most problematic is the idea that if you work with a company, or take money from one, you should avoid criticising it or activities it may be involved in.
Third, and the most problematic, is the group of 50 or so (plus any of the 30 who do not clearly warrant prosecution in federal court) that fall in between: the indefinite detainees".
