Sentence examples for somewhat problematical from inspiring English sources

This definition is somewhat problematical, because a plant that can disperse long distances and arrive on an island without human assistance will be classified as a 'native', whereas another plant introduced by humans to the same place will be classified as 'alien'.

Passage in the Senate is somewhat more problematical since the measure contained an amendment raising the ceiling that Congress could approve for discretionary spending to $637 billion, from the current $600 billion.

It may prove to be problematical.

Then there was that problematical list.

First, setting a benchmark often proves problematical.

But then came the evening's two problematical premieres.

Business heroes in the movies are rare, and often problematical.

Why revisit a problematical show like "St. Louis Woman"?

Jerome Robbins's "I'm Old Fashioned" is more problematical.

The new building inevitably incorporates modernism's problematical nature.

Bombing in the ruggedly mountainous countryside is problematical.