Sentence examples for problematical with from inspiring English sources

With the Knicks' Amar'e Stoudemire and the Pistons' Tayshaun Prince on the court to offer the crowd a pregame welcome, the microphones they were trying to speak into proved a little problematical, with Prince eventually conceding defeat after some truncated remarks.

"It was a problematical site with incredibly huge rocks on a slope in a flood plain," she said.

Had I done so earlier I should probably have gone for a less problematical word, with a bit of minor (and easy) rejigging.

Besides, if the up-to-the-minute Mr. Kirn were to be deprived of that handy all-purpose "old-fashioned" as a critical blade, no doubt his trendy tongue would cleave to his problematical palate and his with-it right hand would lose its down-dumbing.

Fuel and fuel-cell costs, and a lack of fueling infrastructure, are still problematical but solvable with strong political will and close industry-government cooperation.

Some primary breast cancers are considered inoperable at diagnosis owing to their problematical location and size, with tumours greater than 3 cm in diameter being associated with an increased risk of disseminated disease.

Even more problematical is the patient with dementia.

Regarding mask ventilation, mask ventilation is problematical in the patient with maxillofacial trauma because the oral cavity and/or oropharynx's anatomy could be disarranged by the trauma and/or blocked by bleeding.

General budget support is also problematical when the donor disagrees with policies of the recipient government such as Rwanda, which has been criticised for supporting the M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Unfortunately, McNuggets are probably the McDonald's item with the most problematical chemicals.

Despite this, estimation of CRC risk in individual patients with HPS remains problematical [12], [13].