Sentence examples for more problematic as from inspiring English sources

But the dithering beforehand (unnamed British "sources" had hinted that he might not go to Lisbon at all) was more problematic, as was the lameness of his excuse.

But the expansion of these dynamic new industrial clusters is also associated with a range of more problematic (as well as broadly favourable) social and environmental impacts, and presents distinctive challenges for local planning and for urban theory.

Below grade (underground) construction is more problematic as far as waterproofing is concerned.

US support is more problematic, as Obama performs an awkward balancing act.

"The arrival of the rains could make malaria and dengue more problematic as well".

Parasitics become more problematic as the circuitry becomes more sophisticated and smaller and as it runs at higher frequencies.

But the second part is more problematic, as it seeks to highlight the theatrics and flip-flopping of other GOP rivals.

But coming back with a document or artifact is a bit more problematic as I try to get through airport security or United States Customs.

The alternative of going to America would be more problematic, particularly as Libyan opposition figures in exile there are much more vocal and accuse him of responsibility for innumerable crimes – "the envoy of death".

Other mechanisms are considered to be more problematic, such as all those based on unblinded interim analyses of efficacy.

Seclusion, body inspection and forced medication were found to be less ethical problematic than restraint by belt, which was found considerably more problematic and sometimes unnecessary as well.