Sentence examples for more problematic than ever from inspiring English sources

Security in the wake of the Brighton bombing was more problematic than ever.

Prime ministerial approval of appointments may be more problematic than ever in a Gove-Rupert world of business and media chums.

While the national economy struggles under the weight of a massive bank bailout effort, the banking lobby's ability to influence public policy is more problematic than ever.

Despite the extra screen time, Katrina, as Genevieve Valentine has pointed out, is more problematic than ever, and Hawley is no Peter Bishop.

But with the introduction of new legal issues, especially in this area of rights management, video could become more expensive and more problematic than anyone ever assumed.

And that's why the decision to split the book into three lengthy films seems more problematic here than ever.

But some tactics are clearly more problematic than others.

After the Holocaust, The Merchant of Venice is a much more problematic "comedy" than it ever was for Coleridge; as is Othello after Stephen Lawrence.

This is problematic because, more than ever, he needs the world to notice him.

More so than ever before".

The abuse continues, more murky than ever.