Sentence examples for more problematic because from inspiring English sources

"It's even more problematic because she's a woman.

But here it gets even more problematic, because what's good for the sport?

He said giving baths was more problematic because of the physical strength needed.

At Riverside Church, concerts have always been a bit more problematic because of the street noises.

For the Americans it is a bit more problematic because deserters are still wanted.

"But it makes Israel's options more problematic, because they have less of a military edge".

The soccer stuff seems more problematic, because goals are so uncommon that to miss them outright changes the game completely.

"It's made all the more problematic because of the questions surrounding the relationship with Congressman Meeks," he said.

The trans-Atlantic joint venture was more problematic because of the competitive dominance it would enjoy on certain routes.

Although re-enactments tend to raise alarms, particularly by viewers who confuse documentaries with journalism, interviews are often more problematic precisely because they look so straightforward, even transparent.

Like Heartbleed, Shellshock is a vulnerability, but a much more problematic one because it exists in the basic command line of the Unix operating system rather than in the software used by some sites.