Sentence examples for nearly problematic from inspiring English sources

As mentioned earlier, the issue of data capture is not as nearly problematic than the analysis of that data.

The handling of personal information by private companies is what our readers found most problematic, with nearly every contributor openly distrustful of internet companies, yet with many contributors admitting they use those services regardless of these worries.

In Indonesia, the most problematic forms of subsidies account for nearly all of the government's agricultural spending.

Glaad described Get Hard, as "one of the most problematic films in several years", and a "nearly two-hour prison rape joke".

"It's not nearly as problematic as communities that have to dig out from a mudslide or a flood or an earthquake.

Just as Ms. Palin's numbers decline, candidates like Mr. Trump and Ms. Bachmann -- who could be nearly as problematic next November -- pop up in her place.

**This suggests that a bubble in prices by itself would not be nearly as problematic as one caused and accompanied by a surge in the quantity of private debt.

But this begs the question, why does the inability to go after programs that really are problems (although the disability story isn't nearly as problematic as he thinks) mean that you should go after a program that isn't a problem?

MARTIN IN THE FIELDS The union between this refined chamber orchestra and its current music director, the star violinist Joshua Bell, has not been nearly as problematic as some listeners (convinced, perhaps, that celebrity and artistry cannot be squared) may have feared.

Regulatory hurdles will of course be an issue, but not nearly as problematic as flying drones….

That's not nearly as problematic".