Sentence examples for ever more problematic for from inspiring English sources

"While the notion of historicity has become ever more problematic for theory," he says, "at the same time for historiography and its own methodological self-awareness the idea of history as a unitary process is rapidly dissolving" (Vattimo 1988 [1985], 6).

Yet Rome's glittering successes made such openness ever more problematic.

For despite the views held by former prime minister Tony Abbott and a motley combination of rightwing extremists, greedy miners and professional controversialists, the ice is melting, the seas will rise, tornadoes are becoming more powerful, droughts longer and more intense, bushfires ever more destructive, and adequate food and water supply ever more problematic.

That's how modern democracy started, but China has over 2000 years of centralization, which has become ever more problematic.

But perhaps even more problematic for Mozilla is the extension submission process.

And this may be even more problematic for Google than it seems on the surface.

When you look at vote share the picture is even more problematic for the Romney campaign.

The situation is even more problematic for multiple alignment.

Other positions are more problematic, for two reasons.

Other cases were more problematic for the Justice Department.

That's fine for bicycles, but more problematic for policing, health care, and education.