Sentence examples for so problematic that from inspiring English sources

The returns have been so problematic that some tax preparers are specializing in them.

The attention-grabbing needs are so intense, so all-consuming and so problematic that I am slowly pulling away.

A number of tenants say the heating system is so problematic that they rely on space heaters.

Discovery New School, Crawley, is considered so problematic that it must close before the end of the academic year.

A 2008 Congressional report warned that record keeping in the war had been so problematic that such statistics should be looked at only as "guideposts".

The impersonations had become so problematic that Twitter created "verified accounts" last year assuring followers that the person controlling the account was the real deal.

"The fact that the website has been so challenging and so problematic in that first month means that the enrollment numbers will be even lower than expected".

The latter is not so problematic, in that "being a surrounding" can be an extrinsic property of the event in question.

"The main reason that the E.E.O.C.'s charge process is so problematic is that it has been subject to utterly unrealistic expectations," the study concluded.

"What's so problematic is that the brain remembers it really, really well because heroin was so good and anything that can remind them of it, or any stressor it could be a positive or negative thing,it could be a friend, it could be a location— some reminder that could trigger that craving and once you get those cravings it can be really, really hard to resist it".

A primary reason that an inflexibility to scale and local heterogeneity is so problematic is that it does not allow for smooth variation in the number of edges retained in the backbone network.