Sentence examples for is not so problematic from inspiring English sources

For Protestants, the idea at least of "uniting churches" is not so problematic.

The latter is not so problematic, in that "being a surrounding" can be an extrinsic property of the event in question.

In our case, the chain effect is not so problematic, mostly because one detection has high affinity with two other detections: one in previous frames the other in the next frames.

In addition to direct contamination (Fig. 9b), which is not so problematic in the sense that the pipe mold is not used for chemical analysis, there is evidence of contamination of lava samples that have not been in direct contact with the pipe, where we have found 100 300 μm metal nuggets embedded in the melt (Fig. 9c, d).

I realize I may be picking nits here, but I long for the day that I review a device with a top-notch integrated speaker so jamming out on the go isn't so problematic.

One of the few prominent Democrats who insisted that the events that unfolded today were not so problematic for Mr. Gore was Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York.

This wasn't so problematic at first: exhaustion actually suits Christopher Wheeldon's "Klavier," a dark exploration of the moment when opulence overripens to decadence.

While there is something wrong with an account of what it is to φ that appeals to being or doing φ, it is not so obviously problematic to appeal to mental states that represent something as being or doing φ.

There is a sense in which the claim that this relation is problematic is not so surprising.

There does however need to be evidence that the psychometric characteristics of the PRO instrument are such that there is confidence that changes in scores over time with the application of treatments with some efficacy can be detected [ 10] and that the measurement error (or noise) is not so large that it is problematic to observe meaningful changes in patients' health status.

But for those whose situations are not so obviously problematic, the varying policies of landlords have caused as much confusion as prevention.