Sentence examples for more problematic at from inspiring English sources

But the story is more problematic at home.

The technique is called "retreat mining," and while common at shallower mines, it is far more problematic at Crandall Canyon's depth of 1,800 feet and more.

But media and literary assaults have become more problematic at a time of extreme political vulnerability in the Islamic world, and to an alienated minority they seem inseparable from Abu Ghraib, Guantánamo Bay and the unfolding tragedy of Iraq.

But translating that to consistent performances proved more problematic at the Emirates before he was loaned out to Juventus last summer.

The second characteristic of a property was more problematic at the transcendental level, for it implies the recognition that the transcendentals, as really distinct from being, are nothing.

Although mobile has been a hot area in consumer startups, it has been slightly more problematic at the B2B end, Marcus says.

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

Cons: Would she leave well-funded BBC1 while she's on a roll for the more problematic job at ITV? Odds: 10-1.

One way of characterizing this approach is that it goes for the "kernels of truth" within larger, more problematic (or at least more polemical) discussions, and thereby performs a service for readers who might be sympathetic with some aspects of the views of MacKinnon or Butler, but who are not willing to accept the body of work that encompasses them.

If the trends are systematically associated with the experimental manipulations, the situation is more problematic and, at a minimum, further analyses are required to establish whether any of the observed phenomena can be attributed (i.e., is correlated) to the detrending procedure.

Even more problematic, a new value-at-risk model was implemented in January, which, unknown to the team ultimately allowed for even more leeway, creating a false sense of security.