Sentence examples for make it more problematic from inspiring English sources

However, he emphasizes that the growth of China's naval power and its insistent claims will make it more problematic to find an immediate solution to the issue.

Although the downgrade by Moody's should in theory make it more problematic for Spain to raise financing, it came as no surprise.

There are several ways in which the "iPlayer loophole" could be closed, from password encryption to enforcing it in the same way as licence fee evasion is patrolled today, although the multiple devices in which online services can be accessed would presumably make it more problematic.

If thinking about the coerciveness of terrorism helps at all, it is perhaps by bringing out some ways in which terrorism differs from more standard forms of coercion, and why these differences may make it more problematic, rather than less.

The campaign against NGOs has only made it more problematic to receive funding inside Russia.

That has made it more problematic for the son, who like the father has been trying to lower expectations in preparation for the convention.

Rather than making it more problematic, Townsend says that being location independent has actually enhanced her business: "Sometimes communication can be a challenge and that is something I've had to get better at over time.

When someone maps the solution to a global challenge, it makes it more problematic for it to remain unsolved.

Third, levels of natriuretic peptides tend to increase with older age, which makes it more problematic to use these peptides as a marker of heart failure.

Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York and chairwoman of the caucus for overseas Americans, sent a letter to Mr. Carey on Tuesday saying that the new form made it "more difficult and problematic to use for overseas civilians".

What if even the language we use to discuss working motherhood is problematic and making it more difficult for women to navigate office and family life?