Sentence examples for still more problematic from inspiring English sources

But didn't that very concentration stand to make a certain uniformity in rhetoric and orchestration still more problematic?

But Mr Steinmeier, normally seen as less Atlanticist, says Europe's willingness to take some is a "question of credibility".Afghanistan may be still more problematic.

It has even sought to forge closer diplomatic ties with the still more problematic Islamic republic of Iran, much to America's annoyance.Turkey is also active again in its old stamping-ground in the Balkans, especially in Bosnia and Kosovo.

Ross writes of the sarcasm and even the irony detectable in many of the pieces Shostakovich composed during this period, but also hedges his non-representational bets by reiterating that since it's difficult to know what any given piece of music means, it remains still more problematic to claim that music can be mouthing one thing, while saying its diametric opposite.

It could, though, be argued that still more problematic and pernicious is the "negative" fear, hatred and contempt for Palestinians: that the trouble with Israel is less its character as a "Jewish state" than its being a non-Arab, indeed "anti-Arab" state.

But matters become still more problematic in an influential treatise that was composed in Provence around 1230, and (falsely) ascribed to Hai Goan.

Interpreting the value of a net benefit is however not quite straightforward and interpreting a difference between the net benefits achieved by two different models may still be more problematic.

It showed a higher classification success but performances were still low for more problematic taxa.

Marie's situation, however, is more problematic.

The user experience, however, is more problematic.

More problematic still is the question of new work.