Sentence examples for it is particularly problematic from inspiring English sources

Like all of Mr. Birkerts' designs it is serious in intent, but it is particularly problematic in its symbolism, since if it is built, will there be anyone who will not call it the leaning tower of pizza?

Philosophically speaking, the success of our constitutional democracy hinges upon the knowledge of its citizens, which means that it is particularly problematic that we live in a society where nearly twice as many Americans can name at least two characters from The Simpsons (52%) than can name two or more rights protected by the First Amendment (28%).

But in the Arab world today it is particularly problematic, because this is a critical juncture.

And it is particularly problematic to judge a woman by her husband's deeds.

But experts say it is particularly problematic as it relates to the illegal immigrants who care, in increasing numbers, for the nation's older citizens.

Critics say that it is particularly problematic when the U.C.M.J. is used to prosecute members of the military for crimes allegedly committed in the civilian world.

But let's be clear about it, it is falling; and it's particularly problematic for small companies".

And it's particularly problematic when you're in the middle or at the end of a contract chain.

And it's particularly problematic right now, as Congress resumes debating whether to extend the payroll-tax reduction or enact other stimulative measures.

That's generally problematic, but it's particularly problematic because there is no good standardized test of writing, because there is no good simple objective standardized measure of good writing.

And here's why I think it's particularly problematic.