Sentence examples for has become particularly problematic from inspiring English sources
Ideology seems to be so unfashionable, so why not take advantage of it and not name oneself with a term that has become particularly problematic.
Finding jobs after college is a pressing concern for young graduates more or less everywhere, but it has become particularly problematic in China, where more than three million of the seven million university students who graduated this year were still searching for work in August, the state-run China Daily newspaper said, quoting government officials.
Turkey's position has become particularly problematic.
This has become particularly problematic as the range of media outlets has increased.
A. baumannii has become particularly problematic worldwide because of its resistance patterns.
Music has become particularly important to MySpace.
They've become particularly pervasive in Georgia.
While strategic premises generally guide strategic choice, they may become particularly problematic in lock-ins (Tripsas 2009).
In this cosmopolitan setting the standard US racial/ethnic categories – ie, black, white, Hispanic, Asian – become particularly problematic.
(spotted knapweed) is a Eurasian native that has become a particularly problematic invasive weed in the northwestern United States, infesting over 4.5 million acres in Montana alone [ 9].
When crop residues have been completely grazed, and especially when finding water for the herd becomes particularly problematic, some pastoralists decide to send their herds on transhumance.
