Sentence examples for it is more problematic from inspiring English sources

But if e-commerce is great for consumers, it is more  problematic for citizens.

It is more problematic when professional networks of buyers resell luxury goods through small shops throughout Asia, or through online retailers like eBay.

Read as a key to the thinking of a woman who aspires to be the Muslim Voltaire, it is more problematic.

This works with his exemplary exposition of Goethe's "subjective" optics; but it is more problematic in the case of ethics and the individual, not least since, as has long been noted, Goethe's discovery of subjectivity preceded Kant.

It is more problematic than onshore wind because it requires bigger and more robust turbines, and has higher levels of maintenance and much greater installation costs than onshore wind Rising costs caused problems for the London Array, which was at the time the biggest offshore wind farm to be built.

It is more problematic in cultures where women's voices have typically been silenced.

If the audience is unsure where the production is going, it's more problematic that its creators don't seem to know either.

You could argue that it's more problematic.

"It's more problematic when it's about companies turning over their customers' records".

It's more problematic than you can imagine to see this relentless violence," Mayor Booker said.

One senior official said of the overseas inquiry: "It's more problematic and difficult.