Sentence examples for proved problematic in some from inspiring English sources

Jagged, crystalline shapes are characteristic of Libeskind, and while they have proved problematic in some of the museums he has designed, here they inject the normally dreary precinct of a shopping mall with a shot of adrenaline; they also provide some unexpectedly grand spaces, which accommodate interiors designed by David Rockwell.

The No Child waivers have proven problematic in some states like Virginia, which set different standards for academic achievement for children from different racial backgrounds.

Some overhangs, while meeting the thermodynamic constraints, proved problematic in ligation assays; for example, the trinucleotide overhang 5′-CTG-3′ resulted in overhang homoligation and concomitant addition of two modules, highlighting the need to validate overhangs experimentally.

But that formulation has proved problematic in an economic downturn.

His stance immediately proved problematic in a city heavily in favor of abortion rights.

The contract also repeats the "cost plus" arrangement that has proved problematic in the past.

Yet the arrangement avoided the mismatch between power and office that has proved problematic in China.

Later that year came Whore, about the travails of a prostitute, whose very title proved problematic in the US.

That has proved problematic in this America's Cup, now the longest in history at 19 days, in part because of numerous postponements.

However, this attempt to distinguish and segregate a technical-managerial approach to the functional agencies, as if a category of low politics could be kept separate from high politics, proved problematic in the later development of the functional agencies.

Likewise, a whole bunch of pet projects that might have gone down well on the backbenches and with the grassroots but might have proved problematic in practice, like promoting marriage in the tax system anyone, can now be conveniently kicked into the long grass if needs be.