Sentence examples for problematic to the from inspiring English sources

Her Iranian citizenship represented nothing more problematic to the couple than the mild absurdities of bureaucratic inconvenience.

But if this feels problematic to the reader, for Yates his subject matter was his subject matter and there was no escaping it.

What's more, the term corruption refers to a huge range of issues, which makes the term analytically problematic (to the point of being useless).

An increasingly negative view on Ford among bond investors is problematic to the company and its financing arm, Ford Motor Credit, which is the largest issuer of corporate debt in the nation.

Of the three novels in this volume, Party Going (1939), though it has proved a most fertile ground for critics and theorists of narrative, is the one that is most likely to be problematic to the non-academic reader.

The heavy ion component of the cosmic radiation remains problematic to the assessment of risk in manned space flight.

It may be problematic to apply the results of the present analysis to a broader population.

Furthermore, it is problematic to differentiate the particle from the background fluorescence.

The genre switch proved problematic to maintaining the team aspect of gameplay.

The implications for ExxonMobil are problematic, to say the least.

It is problematic to mimic the dynamic and ecologically diverse features of the colon.