Sentence examples for could prove to be problematic from inspiring English sources

But I am not very confident that Congress will go along with a second round of stimulus, or approve more bail-out money, and if the economy needs more help than it received the first round, that could prove to be problematic.

But Tintri's mounting losses could prove to be problematic.

The content of the post, which does contain references to the "light skinned team" and "darkies," could prove to be problematic on some level, but clearly is neither relevant or appropriate material for an official statement from a business accused of practicing prejudice.

This could prove to be problematic with enzymes such as AChE and BChE that contain OP binding sites located deep within the molecule.

Some people just can't see past the outside, this could prove to be problematic.

This transmission would prove to be problematic throughout the car's lifetime.

This requirement may prove to be problematic for detection of slow-growing, or fastidious organisms.

The bean family may prove to be problematic for baby as well.

Mr. Hoffa's comments could prove to be especially problematic for Mr. Cuomo in a primary with Mr. McCall.

Granted, I can see how the choice of materials could prove to be occasionally problematic for the companies involved here.

Estimating species trees for these taxa can be problematic; these methods could prove to be useful for closely-related asexual fungal taxa.