Sentence examples for proved problematic and the from inspiring English sources

Bridging the watercress beds of the Chess Valley proved problematic, and the cost of the line exceeded its estimate.

Categorisation of the body, emotions and spirit as inherently separate dimensions of self, proved problematic, and may explain the lack of a consistent somatic patterning to depressive symptoms in this population.

Already the legislation has proved problematic and raised concerns among the Muslim community and human rights activists of an Islamophobic crackdown.

Gathering sufficient manpower proved problematic, and was never satisfactorily accomplished throughout the entire war.

Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder, recently admitted that Google's "social networking inventory as a whole" was proving problematic and that the "monetisation work we were doing there didn't pan out as well as we had hoped".

The midfield area in which Ferguson operates could prove problematic and will prompt a managerial rethink.

As already stated, grammar and pragmatic use of vocabularies proved problematic for all the participants and therefore the enrichment focused mainly on grammar and usage of different words in different situations.

This mechanic prohibited the pumpkin from changing directions while in mid-air, and proved problematic for the programmers to implement.

Interpreting the regulations has sometimes proved "problematic", Angel says, and the association's pressure for greater clarity resulted in CQC guidance published in 2012.

The Byzantines moved up to besiege Toumar, but the siege proved problematic because of the barren terrain, and in particular the lack of water.

These modifications were particularly noticeable to the driver above 60 mph, although they proved problematic for the standard suspension and tyres, which were perfectly tuned for the stock engine.