Sentence examples for more problematic one from inspiring English sources

The most relevant political framework instead appears to be a more problematic one inherited from his predecessor: a general loss of faith in government.

Since the first case is generally more problematic, one can conclude that a suitable model must above all describe the convective peak accurately; however, the extent to which existing alternatives do so remains unclear.

Like Heartbleed, Shellshock is a vulnerability, but a much more problematic one because it exists in the basic command line of the Unix operating system rather than in the software used by some sites.

There aren't any standards for music or ecommerce APIs, Greg says, so the more problematic ones (like HMV) will take longer than others.

But labor's survival in the private sector is more problematic — just one in 14 private-sector workers are in unions, down from two in five a half-century ago.

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.

Defining life and death is more problematic than one would guess.

Considering the 75 and over group, these figures are even more problematic with just one in three men and one in five women being sufficiently physically active [ 59].

Such bias is likely to be more problematic in the one-to-one setting where there is expected to be greater interaction between interviewers and respondents.

But sometimes this was more problematic, as with one commissioning organisation's response to the national mandate to tender a specific list of services to open competition, which proved troublesome as this organisation was happy with their services in these areas.

While the provenance of such new relics is easy to establish a photo would do that of ancient relics is more problematic, especially of ones attributed to Jesus.