Sentence examples for little problematic from inspiring English sources

I think that was a little problematic.

Distribution in France is a little problematic, too, since the language is English.

As he lay in the hospital, he realized, "Oh, having cancer is actually a little problematic".

The Coulter-type association of liberalism and the left is clearly more than a little problematic.

"Implants are a little problematic in the Czech Republic," she says.

There "everything" is a little problematic but I like the directness of the line.

Laws against selling artifacts that are already in private hands seem a little more problematic.

"It is a little more problematic to put kids in that world which they inhabit in real life," she said.

Sound: The Auditorium is as good as you might expect from a converted church, but the downstairs Venue is a little more problematic.

And, of course, the newsroom staffers are more involved with the Web, making their availability to write for us a little more problematic.

It's a little more problematic if you're the guy in charge of keeping the dollar stable, the food supply safe and the national defense ready.