Sentence examples for most problematic because from inspiring English sources

Isomalt was the most problematic, because it had the lowest Tg and became sticky very easily, therefore process parameters needed to be precisely balanced.

Of all the pollutants, PM2.5 is the most problematic because of its complex and dangerous species composition and size.

Batman (Arnett) is the most problematic because he's Wyldstyle's boyfriend.

Refusing to accept "certain types of refugees" would be "the most problematic because it would basically be discrimination," said Jen Smyers, associate director for immigration and refugee policy with the Church World Service.

"Synergistic interactions are the most problematic, because they indicate that the effects of multiple chemicals together can be significantly more powerful than might be predicted simply by adding up their effects one at a time.

Mononucleotide repeats composed of eight or more nucleotides are the most problematic because the active site of Taq DNA polymerase is presumed to be approximately the same length (Eom et al., 1996).

Vivian is the play's most problematic role because she is made into its conscience.

Laurens's sets were the most problematic element because only black-and-white photographs exist of his Cubist-inspired cabanas, waves and dolphins.

Public Nuisance - This is the one that I foresee becoming the most problematic, simply because it provides a path for lumping the first three together under the lens of "community impact". Cities can't write ordinances prohibiting the flight of drones, except where they can based on noise, hazard, or other somewhat legally gray objections.

Usually, it is the delay of diagnosis that is problematic, because, most often, patients go to the traditional medicine.

Lightweight single-use items are among the most problematic of plastics because they can easily travel long distances, absorbing toxins along the way that damage marine flora and fauna.