Sentence examples for more problematic still from inspiring English sources
More problematic still is the question of new work.
More problematic still, Shapiro's sentences periodically collapse into dangling lines of free verse, not notably poetic.
More problematic still were the views he aired in several press interviews around this time.
More problematic still is the fact that patients with both sets of symptoms may respond poorly to standard ADHD treatments or have increased side effects.
More precisely — and here is where psychological failure becomes more problematic still — these are the kinds of things that bankers are expected to say.
Perhaps more problematic still is that Gott so rarely engages with his sources, or with arguments about why things happened: what his actors thought they were about, or what the wider contexts or significance of their actions might have been.
Sam kills a spider on his computer screen, proving A. I am a weenie who is still unnerved by spiders existing in the universe and B. Our living conditions are still more problematic to me than the six thousand times B's already said "swag".
For the Americans it is a bit more problematic because deserters are still wanted.
The day after was somewhat more problematic, although scientists were still ecstatic.
But didn't that very concentration stand to make a certain uniformity in rhetoric and orchestration still more problematic?
But Mr Steinmeier, normally seen as less Atlanticist, says Europe's willingness to take some is a "question of credibility".Afghanistan may be still more problematic.
