Sentence examples for more problematic but from inspiring English sources

Whether Rosol does is more problematic – but he should not be denied the accolades, even by a great adversary, for what was surely his finest night.

The 30th may be more problematic, but one hopes that the fast-flowing Amazon will not swamp all those tributaries down which book-lovers who value the personal touch like to paddle.

"For individuals, it's more problematic, but using minimum thresholds, which medians are, is a correct approach".

However, maintaining the data in the cloud beyond the project lifecycle is more problematic, but is being increasingly mandated research funders.

Subsequent phishing attacks by email, phone and text are more problematic but if consumers exercise care, damage can be contained and issues resolved.

I think the other thing is that we were concerned, I suppose, that this whole shifting of the discussion away from the real issue -- that this is a systemic problem at all campuses -- was going to make the way this film landed in culture a little more problematic, but I think actually the opposite happened.

E. Inhibitor formation (which is more problematic in acid, but less so in alkaline pretreatment processes where pulp is well-washed before entering enzyme hydrolysis and fermentation).

An audience development director at a media brand who asked to remain anonymous told TechCrunch "Facebook's metrics are definitely problematic, but no more problematic than the ratings from Nielsen the entire television industry works off of.

But more problematic is that the show is disingenuous about what makes GTA revolutionary.

That's fine for bicycles, but more problematic for policing, health care, and education.

But more problematic are the social and cultural mores that have long beset HIV response in Africa.