Sentence examples for is proving problematic from inspiring English sources

But even advocates concede the change is proving problematic.

But, despite prolonged negotiations under UN auspices, forming a unity government for Libya is proving problematic.

But it includes a substantial number of urban and suburban voters, the slice of the electorate that is proving problematic this year for Republicans.

What this does is automatically drop your iPhone back onto a strong 3G/4G signal if Wi-Fi is proving problematic (too slow, too unstable or not connected at all).

But like Dr. Dolittle's pushmi-pullyu, the animal that had trouble moving because its two heads could not agree on a single direction, the hybrid model for nonprofits is proving problematic.

The former Holland manager is actively pursuing Thomas Vermaelen, Stefan de Vrij and Mats Hummels, although signing the latter is proving problematic as Borussia Dortmund do not want to sell another star this summer after losing striker Robert Lewandowski to Bayern Munich.

The latest swings are proving problematic for global producers.

However, given that refinancing of the loan to Chrysaor appeared to be proving problematic, Premier likely now has greater flexibility to farm down Solan to boost the balance sheet in the near term.

Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder, recently admitted that Google's "social networking inventory as a whole" was proving problematic and that the "monetisation work we were doing there didn't pan out as well as we had hoped".

The opening of a show by the Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson was in less than twenty-four hours, and the major piece — a circular wooden pool, a foot deep and eighteen feet across — was proving problematic: the black plastic lining was bunching up and drifting.

And it warned that a lack of houses being put up for sale was proving problematic.