Sentence examples for slightly more problematic from inspiring English sources

But another part of the answer may be related to a slightly more problematic question: was there a US interest in the outcome of the Irish referendum?

Although mobile has been a hot area in consumer startups, it has been slightly more problematic at the B2B end, Marcus says.

Rio should have no problem meeting that first payment, but the 2010 payment is "slightly more problematic" though global market conditions should recover enough by then to make asset sales easier, said UBS analyst Glyn Lawcock.

Although at first glance that all sounds good and well, peace on the condition of reunification is a slightly more problematic proposition, unless the Kim dynasty and their entrenched crony elite are happy to pack their bags, move to Ecuador, and let South Korea sell off the country as prime Starbucks real estate.

The name for the larger assemblage of terrestrial artiodactyls plus Cetacea nested within it is slightly more problematic.

Alternative probes were slightly more problematic with closer to 10% outliers and 8% yielding different gene expression conclusions, yet these values are still within a tolerable amount of error for most microarray applications.

Amplitude mismatch is somewhat more problematic.

It's a policy that some find problematic, as Jennie Hope, a second-year student at Nottingham points out: "People are slightly more open to female groups.

But the second — and perhaps the more problematic move — is that you took advantage of a system that was consciously created to make your life slightly easier.

The relationship of students to 'empowerment' was slightly less clear cut; although power and control over diabetes was hugely enhanced by DAFNE, empowerment within the health system was more problematic, as we describe below.

"This is more problematic".