Sentence examples for is problematic so from inspiring English sources

Antiviral therapy for HHV-6 infection with conventional anti-herpesviral drugs is problematic so novel drugs are required.

If the plan's prospect for success is problematic, so, too, is the way the Government is choosing to sell it: why is Mikhail Gorbachev risking a popular vote on price increases that are widely viewed as anathema?

Assigning human culpability to the status of a duty to humans not involved is problematic, so it cannot obligate us to clone mammoths.

Proving that any particular splicing event does not occur at low levels is problematic, so we instead attempted to reproduce apparent trans-splicing using RT in vitro.

Expression of fluorescent proteins in primary phagocytes, such as human neutrophils, is problematic so the use of microorganisms expressing the ROS-sensitive fluorescent protein as targets for phagocytosis would be preferable in this instance.

Leos are usually fiercely loyal, but can cheat if the relationship is problematic, so make sure you communicate, show him respect, attention and affection, and he will be there for you always.

Using a sex toy in private can be problematic so choice of product is essential.

He was a leftie, I'm a rightie, so I knew it could be problematic, so I taught him how to play on just the bottom strings.

Saul Berenson, her boss at the C.I.A., realizes that it's problematic, so he persuades a judge on the FISA court to give the operation the court's legal imprimatur.

Trying to predict how someone will react to loss can be problematic — so much depends on the circumstances, as well as the person's temperament and how they handle trauma.

"They are basically saying, 'Here are our data, you have to accept it.' But the little part I can judge seems to me to be problematic, so I have to worry about the rest," he said.