Sentence examples for more problematic to from inspiring English sources
He adds that passion fruit is more problematic to produce.
Brady is a bit more problematic to judge.
The campaign against NGOs has only made it more problematic to receive funding inside Russia.
Her Iranian citizenship represented nothing more problematic to the couple than the mild absurdities of bureaucratic inconvenience.
Another candidate, more problematic to acquire, could be Liván Hernández, who was designated for assignment by Minnesota on Friday.
Indeed, with each passing day, my colleagues and I will find it more and more problematic to authorize any further release of prisoners.
But Robert Gibbs, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, said: "While some may say it's awkward that he's not there, it would be far more problematic to be there.
Compared to adults, DXA assessment of body composition in children is more problematic due to their smaller size and tendency to move.
The treatment of fungal infections or mycoses is becoming more and more problematic due to the development of antimicrobial resistance to some kind of drugs.
Application of these methods to mammalian RNAi datasets has been more problematic secondary to higher false positive and false negative rates of mammalian RNAi screens [ 6].
The milk club that Mr. Milgrom-Elcott belongs to, and others like it, is far more problematic, according to Jessica A. Chittenden, a spokeswoman for the Agriculture and Markets department.
