Sentence examples for difficult and problematic to from inspiring English sources
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York and chairwoman of the caucus for overseas Americans, sent a letter to Mr. Carey on Tuesday saying that the new form made it "more difficult and problematic to use for overseas civilians".
Personally, as an artist, I have found projects I've worked on in the public realm have been the most difficult and problematic to realise, and consequently the projects that I have learnt the most from and which have, therefore, been ultimately the most rewarding.
It is difficult and problematic to find lexical equivalents of the majority of English Stimulus-subject verbs, such as please, excite, frustrate, in the Mandarin lexicon.
It is, however, an exceptionally resource intensive activity that is difficult to initiate and problematic to maintain.
Because MRSA, are usually also resistant to other non-β-lactam antibiotics, infections with them are life-threatening in immunocompromised patients, often difficult to manage, and problematic to eradicate.
This means that data are unstandardised, difficult to make comparisons of and problematic to demonstrate relationships with.
Perhaps the most difficult and problematic barrier to adoption of quality-related IT is that incentives for adopting such changes are lacking under the current reimbursement system.
Unfortunately, setting a statistical cutoff value to determine when two sequences are significantly similar is rather difficult and problematic when determining a set of possible homologs.
Three years after the Holocaust, in the year of the founding of Israel, one can scarcely imagine how "difficult and problematic" faith had become for Bernstein.
"In very nervous and difficult times, it can be a problem, and in my view, this sharp downgrade of Italy is probably one of the most difficult and problematic aspects of this sweeping blow from the ratings agency".
Ramsay's experience is different: she says she has never encountered overt sexism, but observes that when male directors are demanding and exacting "they can be seen as artistic and creative and having huge integrity, whereas women can be seen as difficult and problematic".
