Sentence examples for not that problematic from inspiring English sources

Actually, suburban competition is not that problematic.

"The figures are not that problematic at this time," Mr. Smet said, "but we see that the numbers are mounting, so we do need to monitor it".

He predicts that there won't be much of a market for those looking to cash in on helping potheads with dependency, because it's simply not that problematic.

As long as black holes were thought to persist forever this information loss is not that problematic, as the information can be thought of as existing inside the black hole, inaccessible from the outside.

However, it is also possible that the released H2O2 is not that problematic for cellular function.

It can be argued that the lack of a more sophisticated case-mix measure for dental care is not that problematic, compared for instance with specialized hospital care, as the variation of resource use and the complexity of care across patient cases is not significant.

Logistically speaking, adapting existing content would not be that problematic ("time-shifting" apps and other extractors already do this).

While the Klan hasn't directly addressed that problematic aspect of their platform, they have tried to clean up their image in other ways most notably, through community service.

Occasionally, he would head out for a run in the hills near his home or on the beach, but the determination not to be seen made that problematic.

If a user-centred approach had been adopted, it is likely that a RAT would not have been implemented or that problematic design issues would have been identified.

Role model or not, that is problematic and uncomfortable, and the excuses to not cure her, in a world of purple rays and magic and super-science, are often unconvincing or wholly meta-textual.