Sentence examples for it would problematic from inspiring English sources

Also in favor of staying in the accord, is a "a slew of foreign policy advisers and career diplomats," according to The New York Times who think it would problematic it would be for the U.S. to pull out.

It would be problematic if he weren't any good.

"He commented that it would be problematic, that it could be misinterpreted," she says.

"It would be problematic and hazardous to make guesses about budgets," he said.

Mr. Dobrin said it would be problematic to use concrete in any form.

I don't have another job, and it would be problematic in this role.

She said it would be "problematic" for Yahoo if it were not able to deliver AMP on time.

Mr. Bowker responded that it would be problematic to deny financing based on a group's viewpoint.

It would be problematic for an appointed official to sanction (and even exclude) an elected representative from a parliamentary debate.

It removes stubs of proteins left behind on the surface of nerve cells and is needed to make other proteins, so completely blocking it would be problematic.

It would be problematic to say The Story of the Kelly Gang holds up well, given so little of it has survived.