Sentence examples for somewhat more problematic from inspiring English sources

Amplitude mismatch is somewhat more problematic.

"If evil is somewhat more ineluctable, it also becomes somewhat more problematic," Mr. Morris observes.

The day after was somewhat more problematic, although scientists were still ecstatic.

The Box biases indicated both parameters as responsible for the curvatures PE, h being somewhat more problematic.

That's not difficult to come by in a contemporary release like "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" (the best-selling Blu-ray of 2009), but is somewhat more problematic for a film made in Germany in 1926.

The other solution mentioned in PH 1.14 15 is somewhat more problematic: the skeptical formulae cancel themselves out.

Sachs and Katz are somewhat more hopeful, but their optimism is based on the politically problematic proposition that the United States can adopt wage and income policies similar to those in Scandinavian countries.

(Everything, including lens scratches, is basically somewhat in focus with these, so scratches are not only more likely but more problematic).

"This is more problematic".

That is more problematic.

College years are more problematic.