Sentence examples for even more problematic and from inspiring English sources
Even more problematic, and likely to be an increasing difficulty with regardt to American requests for extradition, is the extraordinarily punitive American criminal justice system.
Starting from scratch did not tackle these fundamental issues which could become even more problematic, and a rushed design process risked producing a lower standard national stadium, it said.
The proposed counter-extremism and safeguarding bill is even more problematic and led to an unexpected alliance of civil society groups, faith communities and leading figures within security and journalism coming together to highlight their concerns.
The negative numbers were sometimes seen as even more problematic, and in many cases negative solutions of equations were still considered by many to be "absurd" or "devoid of interest".
Perhaps even more problematic for nutrition and cancer research generally and the question at hand specifically are the problems inherent in measuring food intake and quantifying dietary patterns.
Equation 18 is an exact substitute of the electronic SE if t ρ0) and vee ρ0) are known exactly, but only approximate functions are in hand yet with the even more problematic algebraic forms and their problematic analytic or numerical way to the solution.
Making things even more problematic is that husband and wife grapple with these problems in different ways and at radically different paces.
This difficulty becomes even more problematic when the costs and benefits are not completely known by all parties.
That becomes even more problematic when your health and her pocketbook are at odds.
Should Japan - with its own commitment to export-led growth and to state-influenced (if not necessarily owned) enterprises - be allowed to enter the process, TPP will be even more problematic for American companies and workers.
