Sentence examples for much problematic from inspiring English sources

It is well known that in Rietveld refinements of heavy-atom structures, using X-ray diffraction data, much problematic intensity may be hidden in the thermal displacement factors of relatively light atoms.

If they are detailed enough to do that job, and they represent by resembling possibilities, then arguably they will contain as much problematic ontology as Lewisian concrete possible worlds.

First, we were surprised that for such a conservative culture, the item on sex (BDI-II 21) was apparently not much problematic for this age group [ 12, 14], since it had highly significant loadings (regression weights on its lower order factor in the various models was 0.56 -0.89, P < 0.001) and the standardized regression weight on the general factor of the bifactor model was 0.27.

That's much more problematic.

Elsewhere, the picture is much more problematic.

From 1920 on, things get much more problematic.

Now it is much more problematic.

"The public-sector monopolies are much more problematic.

It is a relay that has proved much less problematic for American men than the 4x100.

The second phase of old age, category two, is much more problematic.

Nonetheless, he thought that Oppenheimer's films were much more problematic.