Sentence examples for is more problematic since from inspiring English sources

Although the ash has different application as a construction material, boiler slag is more problematic since it must be deposited at landfills.

That she conscientiously changed the month and the day, however — and for decades biographies listed Hepburn's date of birth as November 8th — is more problematic, since the date she'd taken over, with her parents' knowledge and consent, was her brother Tom's.

However, this time the precision of the IV estimates is more problematic, since we cannot use them for establishing significant differences between groups.

The second case is more problematic since it may not be possible to distinguish between a slow honest server and a malicious one.

The formation of planets like Uranus and Neptune is more problematic, since no theory has been capable of providing for the in situ formation of their cores at the distance of 20 30 AU from the central star.

Notwithstanding they have been widely documented in macaque monkey, mirror neurons research in humans is more problematic since assessing neural selectivity using non-invasive techniques is rather difficult [11].

Out of the three types of leakage identified by the consortium (permeation, chronic and accidental), the chronic leakage taking place within the engine was judged to be more problematic since it can feature a high probability of occurrence and a significant release flow rate (up to 100 NL/min).

His next project, JD Salinger, was more problematic, since Salinger took legal steps to prevent publication: denied cooperation, access and the right to quote, Hamilton (rather like Peter Ackroyd with his TS Eliot biography) brilliantly sidestepped the problems by making his frustrated "search" for Salinger part of the story, published in 1988.

Comparison of different forest holdings would be more problematic since it is very difficult to quantify the inputs.

But in cases involving design in (or of) nature itself inferences are more problematic, since the intelligence in question would presumably not be natural.

But Costa said the proposal to strip the work element from J-1 visas would be more problematic, since "the whole point of the work part is to be able to fund the travel part.