Sentence examples for more problematic if from inspiring English sources

It's a little more problematic if you're the guy in charge of keeping the dollar stable, the food supply safe and the national defense ready.

While the universities have so far focused on research in science and technology, Professor Postiglione said it could become more problematic if they branched out into humanities and social science.

Ratcliffe (1999, 83) points out that this eccentricity will be more problematic if many crimes occur across the boundary of two units of analysis, such as commercial burglaries that occur overnight.

This scenario seems to be more problematic if we recognize that 28%% of Italy territory is governed by municipalities of under two-thousand inhabitants (equal to 43 % of Italian municipalities) and 70%% of all Italian municipalities have less than 5000 inhabitants.

It would be more problematic if it were cockroaches in a restaurant or a facility preparing ready-to-eat food".

Assessing whether to return a finding before re-identification may be even more problematic if a popular "binning" approach is used for the return of IFs.

Nonetheless, ignoring imputation uncertainty could be more problematic in multiple-locus settings, if, for example, the posterior distribution of haplotypes differs substantially from joint distribution implied by the product of marginal posteriors [e.g., Servin and Stephens, 2007].

If it's the first, where the person is going into a position where he will be overseeing similar programs for the next 10 years, then that is more problematic than if it was to stop the conduct".

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

"Where it gets more problematic is then if you also have algorithms on top of it that are promoting some issue to make them appear larger over the Internet — to make them appear at the very top of the news feed".

A more problematic issue arises if the cases are on average more related to each other than are the controls (or inversely): the global difference in the depth of the genealogies of each group can lead to differences in alleles frequencies and thus generate spurious associations.