Sentence examples for more problematic having from inspiring English sources

The final predicted ncRNA is more problematic, having an unusual secondary structure in skate and an even more unusual structure in Elephant Shark (not shown).

More problematic has been communicating with the proud owners of barrels, each of whom has a different set of desires and expectations for the wine.

More problematic has been the failure of the White House to explain to Congress or the country why it has taken a more aggressive posture.

Mr. Rosenfeld, while noting that he was not briefed on the details of this case, argued that it would have been more problematic had she mentioned the board, because council members might have felt more pressure.

Even more problematic has been U.S. efforts to block region-wide efforts at disarmament.

While the national level has had problems with planning, even more problematic has been its incapacity to supervise and control health workers' illicit practices to compensate for salaries they consider insufficient and which have not been affected by the policies.

If you don't let students who are more shy or more problematic have a turn at speaking, then they'll be discouraged from participating in your class, because they won't feel that you're treating them fairly.

The second observation is more problematic and had not been anticipated by deterministic simulations of GS [ 25].

The fact that service users reported doubts about both traditional healers and health workers, after consulting both sources, suggests that this medical pluralism may be more problematic than has previously been reported in this context [ 15].

But it's become decidedly more problematic as Republicans have now had weeks to begin a fence-mending dance with Trump, while Democrats Clinton and Bernie Sanders will probably continue to lock horns for weeks.

"The more settled I've become, the more problematic my characters have become," he observes.