Sentence examples for problematic not only from inspiring English sources

That is problematic not only for justice but also for public accountability.

My visits to such establishments have always been problematic: not only do I not own a YSL shirt, but often I'm also up against a no-trainers policy.

This proposal is problematic, not only because DNA testing is unreliable and vulnerable to hacking, it is also an invasion of privacy and flies in the face of guidelines from the United Nations' refugee agency.

This is problematic not only because there are not enough people to take care of the elderly, but also because having such a large portion of the population in retirement drains GDP and the economy.

A prolonged split in the party leadership would be problematic not only for China, Mr. Brown warned, but also for the global economy, and could stymie progress in efforts to gain greater access to China's vast domestic market as well.

MA are problematic not only because they incur financial costs to health services, increase waiting times and are potentially detrimental to family-provider relationships, but also because children often still require treatment and so are at risk of avoidable negative health outcomes.

Access to health care will become problematic, and not only because the population is aging and demand is rising.

To maintain models of this nature over time is exceedingly problematic because not only must the data, the formats, and the storage media and display system be preserved, but also the modes of user interaction must somehow be inventoried.

To maintain virtual and/or augmented models of this nature over time is exceedingly problematic because not only must the data, the formats, and the storage media and display system be preserved, but also the modes of user interaction must somehow be inventoried.

Focusing on this problematic will not only allow to examine the love-hate relationship of Germans and their art, and the culture of France and England, but also shed light on the role of the Austrian-Hungarian empire, East Prussia, or Poland in the creation of German (artistic) identity.

Adaptation is, either way, a very problematic concept not only for school biology but also for evolutional biology.