Sentence examples for most problematic states from inspiring English sources

The state of Guerrero, where Acapulco is located, is considered one of the least developed, poorest and most problematic states in Mexico.

Remarkably, the most problematic competitors were states like Japan and the U.K, rather than the "usual suspects"–France, Germany and Italy.

The situation in California may well be the most problematic of any state.

The women in Manipur were also struggling somewhat with the consequences of alcohol use, but the most problematic substance in this state was heroin.

Of the states, Nevada is probably the most problematic for Mr. Romney.

Today Britain is the weakest of the major West European states and the one with the most problematic future.

Createc's speciality is facial movement, the most problematic aspect of synthespian creation (one practitioner in the States claims that his virtual Marilyn Monroe's face was more intricate than an entire Jurassic Park dinosaur).

Youth sports leagues are the most problematic, Mano said, and his organization has lobbied to increase the states that have specific referee assault laws.

Ronald L. Wooten, director of the State Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training, said during the news conference that state inspectors would begin looking at the most problematic mines on Friday, focusing especially on ventilation systems and methane and coal dust controls.

Interestingly, each country has its own most problematic resistance culprit.

But perhaps the most problematic issue for domestic workers coming to Hong Kong is that the law states they must live with their employers; their visas are dependent on it.