Sentence examples for has been particularly problematic from inspiring English sources

That has been particularly problematic for this race.

This has been particularly problematic in Egypt and Libya.Another problem is linking a specific asset with corruption.

The type of artificial hip that Mr. Morris had taken out in January, called an ASR and made by DePuy Orthopaedics, has been particularly problematic.

An increase in trade with Asia in recent years has been particularly problematic for America's eastern forests, said Michael Montgomery, an entomologist at the United States Department of Agriculture's Forest Services Northeastern Center for Forest Health Research in Hamden, Conn.

This has been particularly problematic in the case of large-scale energy projects (such as hydropower plants) (see [88]).

Referee abuse has been particularly problematic for Rugby League of late.

Education and health care have been particularly problematic, because those costs have been growing.

Its proximity suggests that it lived little, as otherwise the creature would have swum away.Viviparity for Chaohusaurus may have been particularly problematic because of its birthing behaviours.

Those he cited as having been particularly problematic included the Air Force tanker and Joint Strike Fighter, a new search-and-rescue helicopter, the fleet of replacement helicopters for the president, the tilt-rotor Osprey troop transport, the Army's program for future combat systems and the Navy's littoral combat ship.

This study design would have been particularly problematic had we observed differences between the two groups.

The deepest splits in the placental mammalian tree have been particularly problematic to resolve (Churakov et al. 2009; Nishihara et al. 2009; Hallström and Janke 2010).