Sentence examples for no more problematic than from inspiring English sources
If women in these countries see a film that depicts abortion as no more problematic than syringeing wax out of an ear, they might try it themselves, with fatal results.
Thomas Antenen, the Police Department's deputy commissioner for public information, said the parade was no more problematic than other large parades and that its organizers had worked "very well" with the police in the past.
Despite various complaints about the selection process, most people associated with New York theater agree that the Tonys are no more problematic than any other awards show in which an industry honors itself.
For vast swathes of the British, experimenters with illegal drugs perhaps in their youth but now lapsed into alcohol and tobacco, the current evolving compromises seem a reasonable halfway house - recognising reality but also cautious about signalling that heroin is no more problematic than coffee.
But this is no more problematic than two roads being partly present at the same place by virtue of sharing a common road segment.
But this is no more problematic than two roads that share a common road segment and, thus, have all of the same parts at that place.
Geopolitical concerns, though always present and forever overplayed are no more problematic presently than they have been in years past.
The experiments, he has said, were no more problematic in their conduct than civilian drug testing at the time.
The fact he returned from the dead at the beginning of season five and casually killed the apparently powerful Roman as though he was no more than problematic than a fly.
Europe raised the stakes on 27 May by dropping its embargo on arms deliveries to the rebels, prompting Russia to surpass the EU with the S-300 air defences that would make a no-fly zone over Syria more problematic than it is already.
Despite the extra screen time, Katrina, as Genevieve Valentine has pointed out, is more problematic than ever, and Hawley is no Peter Bishop.
