Sentence examples for highly problematic for from inspiring English sources
Two areas where the question of class manifested itself were to be highly problematic for Diana.
A single superlative – only – is proving highly problematic for Mr. de Blasio in his campaign commercials.
The latter in particular is highly problematic for the Iraqi leadership, especially in an election year, according to senior contacts.
The incentives created by the Second Circuit's decision are likely to prove highly problematic for investigators dealing with foreign suspects.
It is worth remembering that a book denouncing the Caliphate would have been highly problematic for King Fuad of Egypt in 1925.
As such, the government's disinterest in family structure under the nominally democratic "families come in all shapes and sizes" stance is highly problematic for its child poverty agenda.
Speaking in Reykjavik at a meeting of the Northern Future Forum, Mr Cameron could hardly have been clearer in his conclusion that Norway, which has twice voted narrowly against joining the EU, was a highly problematic model for a post-EU Britain to seek to emulate.
With the exception of Maryland, which has been a highly problematic state for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) due to long-term and pervasive de facto segregation, none of the five states studied had a "strategy to link state appropriations, tuition, and financial aid in ways that [would] help achieve higher levels of educational attainment," (p. 6).
NE drugs' addictive potential may curtail individual autonomy in a highly problematic way, for addiction clearly undermines a person's capacity to autonomously decide on whether or not to use NE drugs [ 30, 31].
However, the recovery phase is anything but short or easily managed and has clear and highly problematic consequences for patient functioning and well-being not just the night of but also the following day.
A so-called parachute scheme, typically a very robust first order Godunov-type finite volume method, is employed as a last resort for highly problematic cells.
