Sentence examples for more problematic yet from inspiring English sources

Saracens may well be about to uncover a serious problem but the solving of it could prove more problematic yet.

More problematic, and yet to be understood fully, is the strong "remain" message from Scotland, giving basis to the possibility of a split from the U.K. at a later point.

Wilkes thinks that "whenever we are examining the ranges of concepts that do not pick on natural kinds, the problem of deciding what is or what is not 'relevant' to the success of the thought experiment is yet more problematic than the same question as it arises in science; and, unlike the scientific problem, it may not even have an answer in principle".

Yet his comments recognized a more problematic near-term reality.

Then, in June of 2001, came yet another version -- one potentially far more problematic for the railroad.

Yet Rome's glittering successes made such openness ever more problematic.

"This is more problematic".

That is more problematic.

College years are more problematic.

More problematic is Alice herself.

Private equity is more problematic.