It's the rest of Obama's speech that is more problematic, because to sell his strategy for destroying Isis he laid it on pretty thick.
"It will detract and distract from the important business of rebuilding the state and this in itself will be hugely problematic in trying to sell the state," he says.The reasons for the abrupt arrival of this legislation in a lame-duck session of Michigan's legislature remain murky.
A four-bedroom family house with no garden or parking, or a house with large living space downstairs and tiny bedrooms upstairs, could be problematic if you need to sell in the future.
The pseudonymous cinephile Ted Nope (I've got my suspicions) wonders: "Even so, problematic to categorize something made to sell cars as art, no?" My response: it's neither more nor less problematic than considering something made to sell tickets as art.
For the most part, Ms. Hackett said, she says no to the weekly calls and e-mails she gets from other developers trying to sell her their problematic condominium projects.
The former Holland manager is actively pursuing Thomas Vermaelen, Stefan de Vrij and Mats Hummels, although signing the latter is proving problematic as Borussia Dortmund do not want to sell another star this summer after losing striker Robert Lewandowski to Bayern Munich.
The production's only major flaws involve unfortunate conventions of Bateman's era: the sticky-sweet ingénue, and more problematic, a black "Mammy" character (Marie Louise Guinier) who cringe-worthily offers to sell herself into slavery to save her mistress.
The Bridges proved particularly problematic, coming on the market too early, brokers say, and failing to sell as anticipated.
"This is problematic when the public assumes that government regulators would not allow people to sell products that may harm them.
To sell sleep in primarily productive terms, however, is surely symptomatic of our problematic relationship with sleep these days.
