Sentence examples for problematic because of the from inspiring English sources

He said giving baths was more problematic because of the physical strength needed.

At Riverside Church, concerts have always been a bit more problematic because of the street noises.

"For his career, it's really been problematic, because of the sheer ubiquity of it," she said.

Raising the parkway is also problematic, because of the historic, and relatively low-lying, bridges that span it at intervals.

He said that imposing discipline was "problematic" because of the Anglican Communion's lack of a central authority.

"It's made all the more problematic because of the questions surrounding the relationship with Congressman Meeks," he said.

The festival lost money, and the staging of the operas was problematic because of the complexity of the set design.

The trans-Atlantic joint venture was more problematic because of the competitive dominance it would enjoy on certain routes.

This last measure is problematic because of the ease with which the disease can be passed on if strict procedures are not followed.

Picard knows that his love for pigs, the animal traditionally used in many Québécois preparations, is potentially problematic, because of the abuses in the pork industry.

"I suspected that my trip to Beijing this summer might be problematic because of the increasingly harsh political climate in China.