Sentence examples for proved more problematic from inspiring English sources

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.

And although no staff player was being pushed aside in this performance, with the harpsichordist John Gibbons, this appropriation proved more problematic for a listener fond of the nutty, multihued sonorities of the gamba.

Henri Dutilleux's Mystère de l'Instant proved more problematic: in place of the original score for 24 solo strings, Gergiev used a version for full string orchestra, its opaque sound detracting from a delicate work that aspires to convey the fragility of ­individual impressions glimpsed in the here and now.

But historically, negatively worded items have always proved more problematic for respondents.

Other drugs are proving more problematic.

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

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

Casting around for an equivalent literary line of succession, however, proves more problematic.

Matthew Passion" (SM2K 60727; two CD's), rendered in English and severely cut, proves more problematic.