Sentence examples for proves problematic for from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, this proves problematic for genuine anti-racists.

August Having a venue, Charlotte Square, that is also home to the first minister's residence proves problematic for the Edinburgh book festival (starts 9th), as Salmond covers his house with banners calling for a yes vote in the following month's referendum, and plays Proclaimers albums at top volume whenever an anti-nationalist Scottish speaker has an event.

Stricter lending standards, for example, may push some consumers to purse a P2P loan when their credit rating proves problematic for qualifying for a bank or credit union loan.

That proves problematic for the shutdown, and so the DOT announced plans to create a two-way bike lane that connects to the Williamsburg Bridge, and a bus-only lane for the bevy of shuttles traveling over the key overpass, which will be HOV-3 only during the shutdown.

Such restrictions might have proved problematic for Mr. Lazio.

At times, this has proved problematic for television networks.

Facial recognition software has proved problematic for Facebook.

Location has proved problematic for the company before.

Meanwhile, third downs also proved problematic for the offense.

The latest swings are proving problematic for global producers.

Such a development could prove problematic for President Bush going into an election year.