Sentence examples for it is very problematic for from inspiring English sources
"While the... recommendation celebrates the success and potential of the Tevatron, it is very problematic for us at Fermilab," Oddone writes in a statement to lab personnel released at the same time as the recommendation.
This preparation can be done ad hoc for potentially predictable disasters, such as hurricanes, volcano eruptions or even tsunamis; however, it is very problematic for unpredictable disasters, such as earthquakes [ 41].
"And so it's very disconcerting to know that a guy with this kind of past, someone who openly hate Christians, who calls Christians the Taliban and al Qaeda and talks about Christians committing spiritual rape and many other derogatory things; it's very problematic for someone to get high-level meetings with the Adjutant General of the Air Force and other high-level officers".
As someone who lives and works in Montreal, it is very problematic that the authors left no room for nuance in explaining what has been unfolding in this city since a minority of post-secondary students decided to boycott classes more than three months ago because the government announced it would not back down from raising tuition fees by what amounts to a year's smartphone bill.
The fact that what used to be called soft porn is now called advertising is very problematic for young women".
What is very problematic for the investigators is that there is no central registry for the tens of thousands of possible locations or for the even larger pool of individuals with access to dangerous biological agents.
Among these, the disposal of fly ash is very problematic, for the increasing demand for electricity from coal burning power stations has been resulting in growing amounts of stockpiled fly ash, inevitably causing environmental problems.
So what I would really re-emphasise is that this is very problematic for the area and the immediate vicinity and one has to have concerns for the people working there.
The focus at Uber, she added, has been on the business, and not on the employees, which is very problematic for a company that has grown to the size Uber is currently.
However, although the comparison is very problematic for the reasons stated below, the results shown here are encouraging when compared with those of Tashkin and colleagues.
