Sentence examples for more problematic so from inspiring English sources

But think about that when the hand-wringing starts about "Django Unchained" and ask yourself why the violence in this movie will suddenly seem so much more problematic, so much more regrettable, than what passes without comment in "Jack Reacher" or "Taken 2".

And I think it was a time in my life when everything was becoming more problematic, so I wanted to do this movie as a way to pull out everything that was inside of me.

As you get older, it can become more problematic, so there's part of me that feels guilty that I like it so much," Steve said, according to HuffPost UK. "It's something that as she gets older I struggle with because I feel bad about it, but I also like it.

Adopting a positive stance on the FTSE 100, however, is much more problematic with so many (potentially negative) cross-currents.

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.

The enormous time and expense of these productions may also start to look more problematic, now that so much of our daily TV diet comes in the same high-definition coating.

The soccer stuff seems more problematic, because goals are so uncommon that to miss them outright changes the game completely.

Q.: Why is studying children so much more problematic than studying adults?

Although re-enactments tend to raise alarms, particularly by viewers who confuse documentaries with journalism, interviews are often more problematic precisely because they look so straightforward, even transparent.

It is even more problematic that Indigenous communities were so strongly over-represented in this category.

E. Inhibitor formation (which is more problematic in acid, but less so in alkaline pretreatment processes where pulp is well-washed before entering enzyme hydrolysis and fermentation).