Sentence examples for is too problematic from inspiring English sources
Restore valve shrinking, although conceptually attractive, is too problematic to be competitive with Closure treatment or saphenectomy.
Perhaps the Nobel prize is too politicised to be a true index of the finest world literature; and perhaps "world literature" is too problematic a category to begin with.
But a close adviser to Mr Netanyahu says that, at this stage, any discussion of Jerusalem is "too problematic"; Mr Kerry has apparently yet to grapple with it in detail.What next for Palestine?For their part, the Palestinians are close to despairing of having a state of their own.
The UN move came as John Bellinger, who worked for President Bush and drew up the first White House policy on lethal drone strikes, accused the Obama administration of overreliance on the attacks because it realises imprisoning them in Guantánamo is too problematic.
But multiple researchers and sociologists contend that gendered clothing is too problematic to toss off with a "free speech" shrug.
Such is Pulis's record, the first aspect should not be too problematic.
The EU electorate is a quite diverse group but reaching out to them should not be too problematic.
Originally I thought of having voters only select one field, but some friends of mine suggested that was too problematic for people who qualify well for multiple fields.
Getting a deal approved in the vote on Friday should not be too problematic, though, as the Green party, which is not in government, also backs the bailout.
"It's too problematic to have one individual representing that choice – one who is an advocate for not screening, who has a high-functioning, much-loved child.
