Sentence examples for most problematic is from inspiring English sources
The most problematic is how to pay for the project.
But most problematic is the absence of Mary, who never gets a chapter to herself.
(Marie and Woyzeck's child is nowhere to be seen.) Perhaps most problematic is the characterization of Woyzeck himself.
Most problematic is William Parsons, who has been transposed from a finely nuanced narrator into a full-blown leading man.
IYGA is an experimental project and one of the most fascinating elements, and one of the most problematic, is this necessary physicality of the work.
The most problematic is the idea that if you work with a company, or take money from one, you should avoid criticising it or activities it may be involved in.
Most problematic were prescription drugs.
Most problematic was Yulia Grebenshchikova in the second ballerina role.
And most of the heroines I find most problematic are written by men.
Among the most problematic were marine invertebrates — fish without backbones — such as sea anemones and jellyfish.
Most problematic are the hostages' ways of coping with monotony: in replaying all these stories, Mr. Bowden makes the boredom all too authentic.
