Sentence examples similar to granting it could be problematic from inspiring English sources

Jordan Libowitz, a spokesman for the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, or CREW, said it could be problematic if Kobach was paid by Breitbart while also granting interviews about the commission's work.

"It could be problematic.

"Your approach is perfect for the primaries, but it could be problematic in the general".

It could be problematic if the enrollees are mainly elderly, or people with preëxisting conditions.

It could be problematic as well if you bought your iPhone 5 directly from AT&T.

One could argue that it could be problematic to ask the respondents about their peritraumatic experiences.

And while the commission said its members had discussed seeking financing from private and other sources, it said any grants could be problematic because of their temporary nature, and because of potential conflicts of interest.

Granted, the food-stamp issue could be problematic for Romney too.

It's a scene, when turned into a battle, that could be problematic, it seems.

High carryover could be problematic as it can mask significant differences between the samples.

And it is not just the Hayward Fault that could be problematic.