Sentence examples for should not be problematic from inspiring English sources
If United supporters accepted that approach, Mourinho's blueprint should not be problematic.
Being a nonreligious American should not be problematic, but it is.
In a letter to the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Rev. Jack K. King, the pastor of the United Methodist Church on Main Street, said the Chabad's double role of home and house of worship should not be problematic.
The issue of metzitzah b'peh, or oral suction, should not be problematic in terms of religious freedom, especially in light of the publicity given to the principle of stare decisis in the recent Supreme Court nomination hearings (Jeffrey Rosen, Feb. 5).
Calculations suggested the first two should not be problematic, but the third might be and might wear out the transformers used to step the current down from its transmission value of around 400,000 volts to the more manageable values used in homes and offices.
Although the forecast for each magnitude value and the effects of using a lower threshold magnitude for the reference activity are left for further discussions, these issues should not be problematic with the assumption of an appropriate b value as mentioned above.
On its face, this storyline shouldn't be problematic.
This shortcoming may not be problematic.
Such is Pulis's record, the first aspect should not be too problematic.
The EU electorate is a quite diverse group but reaching out to them should not be too problematic.
Getting a deal approved in the vote on Friday should not be too problematic, though, as the Green party, which is not in government, also backs the bailout.
