Sentence examples for more problematic with from inspiring English sources

Mr O'Neill's approach is more problematic with tricky domestic issues.

Things are much more problematic with more complicated pieces of space equipment.

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

Buying spare parts on the black market has also become more problematic with the new sanctions on financial transactions.

Though some ruptured implants, she agrees, cause the woman few problems, others can be much more problematic, with silicone – "it produces a snowstorm appearance on the ultrasound" – visible outside the implant capsule and in the glands under the armpit.

They said they were worried that this would become only more problematic with the advent of a new digital recording technology that lets viewers filter out all advertising with a stroke on a keypad.

So this was a war with Arab powers--Arab powers that Israel has come to peace with; Syria a little more problematic, certainly with Jordan, certainly with Egypt.

They were less likely to be stably married, had poorer marital satisfaction, reported more spouse coercion and physical injury, had more problematic relationships with their child, friends, and extended family, reported more stressful life events with interpersonal and conflict content, and were more insecure in their beliefs about other people.

Nowhere is America's acquiescence more problematic than with regard to Russia.

Then, roughly a decade later, circumstances conspired to nudge him into a more problematic relationship with his craft.

Israeli analysts were watching warily, having seen the rise of the Islamists next door as troublesome but viewing the likely instability of the coming months as potentially more problematic, particularly with regard to potential terrorism in the Sinai Desert.