Sentence examples for prove more problematic from inspiring English sources

But some who have followed the evolution of both schools say Ben Gamla could prove more problematic.

Saracens may well be about to uncover a serious problem but the solving of it could prove more problematic yet.

In the age of weibo, it may be that the wisps of truth prove more problematic for authorities than the clouds of falsehood.

Still, it said the "allegation he played a role in securing BNDES loans, which may not have followed due process, could prove more problematic for Lula and for the Rousseff administration".

Philippe Bolopion, the UN director of Human Rights Watch, said: "The security council's new membership could prove more problematic on human rights issues, with several generally rights-friendly countries leaving and others coming on board with poor voting records.

Mr. Miller, has called on Mayor Bloomberg to order the city clerk to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, a position that political strategists said could help him in a Democratic primary but prove more problematic in a general election.

Other drugs are proving more problematic.

But opening up its archive has proved more problematic.

As a manager, they have proved more problematic.

The process has proved more problematic than originally envisioned.

Precisely how a screening mechanism would work at Strasbourg, however, is proving more problematic.