Sentence examples for problematic for us to from inspiring English sources
Somehow, it's problematic for us to consider supporting other people's children, feeling like we are all part of the same community.
"We've been working very closely with the business community down there and the governor and the legislatures to make it clear that it would be problematic for us to move forward with our All-Star game if there is not a change in the law," NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday.
Schwartz's second point is that it is problematic for us to treat tort law and chemical regulations as equivalent contexts, in which weaker standards of evidence can appropriately inform policy.
Request 4 will be next to impossible to address, I don't think Haruko Obakata will be willing to give us her STAP stem cells- even if she does it will be problematic for us to establish they were originally derived from mouse splenocytes.
As real estate brokers who started in the industry during a bleak period in the mid-to-late-'80s, exchanging provided a creative way for us to transfer problematic properties without much cash.
Every day there's some wild outfit, wilder problematic comment, and general celebrity messiness for us to feed on, and Ira Madison III, Kara Brown, and Louis Virtel are here to spoon that tea right into our gossip-parched gullets.
The quote below highlights the constraints set by politicians:... we had two mandates that were very problematic for us; the one was [referring to LHWs] had to be outside the department, within NGOs and from the NGOs they would work in the services.
Elements of both sides were looking for trouble and police were smack in the middle of that and that's the sort of thing that is going to be problematic for us.
Of course, this may be problematic for us today, and if we are to conceive of a contemporary Kabbalah, then we must ask these new questions.
This is problematic for us".
Foreign Minister John Manley said, "A unilateral abrogation of the ABM Treaty would be very problematic for us".
