Sentence examples for especially problematic because from inspiring English sources

Rodents are especially problematic because they gnaw and jump.

This algorithmic gender bias is especially problematic because women are already underrepresented in STEM careers.

This has been especially problematic because nearly 75% of all reported cases have been of the H3N2 variety.

Cash facilitates crime because it is anonymous, and big bills are especially problematic because they are so easy to carry and conceal.

Any calculation directly involving the Scottish National party is especially problematic, because the SNP is a potentially toxic partner for any party that wishes to preserve the union.

The man's difficulties in obtaining judicial review are especially problematic because it is not at all obvious that his detention is lawful.

The law was especially problematic, he continued, "because a growing number of citizens view it as fundamentally unfair".

The case could also prove to be especially problematic for Herbalife because of claims by the hedge fund investor William A. Ackman that the company was "inherently fraudulent".

The security pact is especially problematic, they say, because it could legally compel American forces to cross the border into Pakistan, resulting in an armed confrontation with an ally — and a nuclear-armed power.

The small sample size was especially problematic, Heathers explained, because the calorie changes in the eighteen recipes that were studied varied drastically, from a hundred and thirty-four per cent increase in the goulash to a thirty per cent decrease in the rice pudding.

In other areas cuts to funding coupled with changes to the commissioning of child and adolescent mental healthcare are especially problematic, she suggests, because "early intervention" is so vital to longer term mental wellbeing and to reducing the demands on "other parts of the system" such as A&E and the criminal justice system further down the line.