Sentence examples for problematic though from inspiring English sources
Most problematic, though, the Fire does not have anything like the polish or speed of an iPad.
Getting a deal approved in the vote on Friday should not be too problematic, though, as the Green party, which is not in government, also backs the bailout.
A lack of goals might prove problematic, though, even if Town keep hold of the talented midfielder Nicky Adams and a repeat of last season's 10th place seems a long shot.
Video is problematic, though, because most platforms will not support the new technology he likes, and because the N.F.L. periodically issues stern letters to Deadspin's editors ordering them to take things down.
This becomes the more difficult and problematic, though, the less bodily and behavioural similarity obtains between them and ourselves.
"I don't think Illumina has anything brewing on the merger and acquisition front that would be materially dilutive or problematic, though," Zarak Khurshidm an analyst at Caris, said.
Even though it is problematic, even though it's a show run by two white women.
More problematic, for Microsoft, though, is a second class action being heard in a California state court.
Not choosing which side of the fence to camp on is problematic with GamerGate, though, as The Escapist has discovered.
But he maintains that this was not problematic, because, though the refiner he owns might benefit from a shift in the point of obligation, it would not be the only company that would welcome such a change.
Not surprisingly for two men running for president, each evaded problematic questions, though in different ways: When asked if he would as president take the politically risky step of eliminating protections for the American sugar and cotton industries, Mr. Edwards smiled broadly and told the paper's editorial board, "Don't I wish I could give you what you want".
