Sentence examples for operations problematic from inspiring English sources

From 1956 to 1966, also Class 86 units were used on the line, but the narrow profile of the tunnels made operations problematic.

However, traditional buffer cache management schemes, in which the primary goal is to minimize the number of I/O operations, is problematic since they do not consider the constraints of modern embedded devices such as limited energy and distinctive underlying storage.

Early operations were problematic; in addition to supply problems, technical issues also struck.

A retractable indoor athletics facility was previously housed alongside the sports hall, consisting of a 50 m long synthetic sprint straight and areas for throwing and jumping events, but its mechanical operation proved problematic and a more modern structure replaced it in 2006.

But ex-members who spoke to VICE say the group's operations are deeply problematic, and that La Meute's numbers and seemingly increasing influence is mostly smoke and mirrors and skillful marketing.

A high-ranking committee staff member told of asking the CIA if its Operation Merlin was problematic, and predictably the CIA replied that the operation was just fine).

This leads to a reduced risk of the postoperative diplopia, but the prolonged operation time remains problematic.

Obama's ascendancy will not make "out of area" US special forces operations any less legally problematic.

Ball said that the extent of his client's involvement in other operations may have proved problematic for the jury.

Many projects lose sight of their original aims through the long and often problematic process from inception to operation.

One of the remaining restrictions is that drone operators can't fly over anyone that is not directly participating in the operation — which may be problematic for unplanned video news coverage.