Sentence examples for not particularly problematic from inspiring English sources
VIVIEN SCHWEITZER ORPHEUS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Carnegie Hall Creating new musical works is not particularly problematic; getting repeat performances of them is.
With the basic facts related to tornadoes so widely appreciated (unlike perhaps drought, floods, hurricanes), I think that those who see climate change in every breeze are not particularly problematic or worthy of attention.
The findings of this study showed that some midwives felt that alcohol consumption was not particularly problematic for the majority of their clients.
A third possible explanation is that some conditions are so similar in their effects on HRQoL that having more than one such condition is not particularly problematic to the individual.
Remarriages aren't particularly problematic to represent.
It still requires the JUMBO-Parser interpreter to be ported, but this is written in mainstream Java and should not be particularly problematic for most object-oriented targets such as Python, C++ and C#.
She even does this with problems that don't seem particularly problematic: in Italy, she set herself the challenge of learning how pleasure is "most efficiently maximized," studying her subject "like a homework assignment".
Logistical hurdles in a poor, war-ravaged country such as Angola can be a challenge, but stopping the outbreak shouldn't be "particularly problematic," Ksiazek says.
Strikingly, Alan Patricof, a veteran American venture capitalist, has reportedly been raising a venture-capital fund for Africa, and is not alone in seeing new opportunity in small and medium enterprises there.One reason Mr Jonah is optimistic is that he regards Africa's post-colonial difficulties as not particularly surprising or problematic.
Even the Iraqi regime's use of chemical weapons against civilians was not seen as particularly problematic.
Furthermore, friendships were not identified as particularly problematic: in Linden and Bender's survey of prenatally diagnosed males, 10 parents mostly described their children as well-liked and having friends.
