Sentence examples for more problematical from inspiring English sources

Jerome Robbins's "I'm Old Fashioned" is more problematical.

The second and third reports could be more problematical for Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Their incompetence was made more problematical because the overall quality of the fiction in the year in question was poor.

The back room is more problematical, but its wall legends seem to refer to ways and properties of art materials.

More problematical, he said, was his frustration over a growing public perception that gun makers were "merchants of death" rather than part of a $6 billion sporting industry.

It appears more and more problematical, however, whether the "balanced" budget which he promised in January can be made a reality.

PAGE D6 EDITORIAL THE FRENZY FOR CAMPAIGN MONEY The power of money in politics has never been more pronounced or problematical as it is in this year's presidential campaign -- the costliest in the nation's history.

Yet, though overwhelmingly sympathetic, he also depicts the warts of this most problematical of Russian authors in more painful detail than previous scrutineers.In this section Relabelled The Cleopatra mystery Victorious A better ally?

Each argument is problematical, but perhaps one or more of them can be made robust.

It might be argued that the PCC could add inquiry to its remit so that the process of regulation is more inquisitive and responsive to complaints pointing to ethically and legally problematical patterns of journalistic methodology and publication.

Another potentially problematical element of the IT manifesto is the pledge to provide more power to the government's chief information officer (CIO), notably in implementing policies across government departments.