Sentence examples for rather more problematic from inspiring English sources

The rather more problematic news is that the gentleman in question is David Montgomery.

But elsewhere in the boarded-up thoroughfare once known as Fleet Street, the consequences of such editorial glasnost have been rather more problematic.

You may recall that only days ago, the loose-tongued Shadow Culture Minister left Mrs C facing rather more problematic headlines after publicly suggesting she may have voted Labour in the past.

But building, say, an open-source car is rather more problematic, since information (in the form of design and specifications) constitutes only a minor ingredient: the costs of materials and manufacturing would remain.

As regards iii), program dissemination, the introduction of new tasks into PHC appears to be rather more problematic due to a combination of the rigidity of the current health system, which does not allow for many changes, and the usual resistance to change of professionals, who are reluctant to modify their established routine.

Those results put sugar squarely in the crosshairs, and it is becoming increasingly apparent that rather than fat, the more problematic elements of our diet involve refined sugars and other processed carbohydrates.

Rather than making it more problematic, Townsend says that being location independent has actually enhanced her business: "Sometimes communication can be a challenge and that is something I've had to get better at over time.

If thinking about the coerciveness of terrorism helps at all, it is perhaps by bringing out some ways in which terrorism differs from more standard forms of coercion, and why these differences may make it more problematic, rather than less.

What renders this picture more problematic is rather the difficulties involved in identifying and distinguishing these stages and the corresponding items.

More problematic was the rather small sample size of 1137, further diminished to 573 by participation of only 50.4%.

While statistical interpretation is rather straightforward, clinical interpretation can be more problematic as a priori criteria for these interpretations may be vague at best, if present at all.