Sentence examples for most problematical of from inspiring English sources
Most problematical of our entrees was my supposedly sesame-encrusted Ahi tuna.
Palladio further developed the basic plan of his Palazzo Iseppo Porto in the Palazzo Thiene (c. 1545 50), Vicenza, the largest and most problematical of his palace designs, of which only the side and rear blocks were completed.
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?
Accurately gauging the distances to faraway galaxies has always been the most problematical part of making such measurements.
The latest and most problematical deal was the purchase of Prudential Health, an enormous money-loser.
The most important, and most problematical, mitigation involved the licence fee and inflation.
Unfortunately, McNuggets are probably the McDonald's item with the most problematical chemicals.
Some wishful thinking may be at work – he perhaps underestimates the problematical failure of his patchwork of revolutionary activists to offer a coherent alternative beyond interminable protests.
Throughout this period of 2,500 years the dating of most literary works is problematical; the difficulty is aggravated by the tendency to ascribe authorship to well-known or legendary names.
Yet even these weak forms of paternalism may be morally problematical, and of course happiness-based policies can be less gentle than that.
There is general agreement that in times like these, spending on infrastructure is a sound investment in the future that creates jobs today, but the extreme political polarization in Washington makes even the most prudent decisions problematical.
