Sentence examples for more problematic matter from inspiring English sources

That said, when the score to a new American opera is as uneven as Mr. Heggie's, the popularity of the work is a more problematic matter.

Even more problematic was the matter of sourcing -- that is, getting one's hands on the requisite wig, mouche or train.

Making matters more problematic, the budget position is showing a harsh reality that the budget deficit has blown out since the budget with low inflation and wages growth hurting revenue.

If Russell opened her eyes to what matters, a more problematic related question she touches on in the book is "Who matters?" For Plato, slaves and peasants clearly didn't get much of a look in.

But matters become still more problematic in an influential treatise that was composed in Provence around 1230, and (falsely) ascribed to Hai Goan.

Matters get even more problematic for Hume's theory of justice and the other artificial virtues because Hume makes it clear that he is (what we would call) a virtue ethicist.

The matter of efficacy is more problematic.

On the other hand, having a significant proportion of students scoring well in achievement tests despite having poor conceptual understanding of the subject matter would be equally, if not even more, problematic.

This précis is much less original and more problematic than the book's first half – which would matter less if Faludi didn't try so hard to make it the alpha and omega of America's response to 9/11.

What makes this shadow even more problematic is that it isn't only an individual matter.

And it thus feels to the really – to a lot of people like only a matter of time before we have something more systemic, more problematic, more coordinated".