Sentence examples for more problematic not from inspiring English sources

The impact of a natural gas cut-off would be more problematic, not so much due to prices, but the intertwined dependence of many European states on pipelines and flow emanating from Russia.

Not being able to start your car is probably more problematic than not being able to start your cell phone.

While the impact of isoniazid mono-resistance on patient's outcome has been re-analyzed recently [ 7- 9], impact of rifampicin mono-resistance, which may be more problematic, is not well described [ 10].

This would be more problematic were it not for the fact that, with very few exceptions, Baker seems tirelessly hostile to everyone.

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

Some aspects are more problematic than others, not least concerning national law evasion, although 'there may be good reasons for people to bypass the law by travelling abroad'.

For Muslims the effect was even more problematic: they didn't know who to trust or what to believe.

The other issue is more problematic: you can't actually use doubleTwist to download and sync applications to your Android device.

But on a practical level, this trade proposal is more problematic, and it will not be easy to negotiate.

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.

More problematic, because it is not only likely but also much more difficult to detect, is "interest-bias".