Sentence examples for that it would be problematic from inspiring English sources

"He commented that it would be problematic, that it could be misinterpreted," she says.

Mr. Bowker responded that it would be problematic to deny financing based on a group's viewpoint.

Mr. Gelb notes that it would be problematic if the Met, the Royal Opera House and La Scala all decided to broadcast "La Bohème" on the same day.

She said that it was too early to say whether an override in the Assembly would be possible, but added that it would be problematic, given the original vote.

"They sent back word that he is not a paid spokesman," Mr. Cheatwood said, adding that it would be "problematic without question" if Mr. Beck did have a position as a paid spokesman for a product.

Although I regretted not helping her, I argued that it would be problematic to ask the woman to explain herself at 6.30am to a strange man while half-dressed and startled awake.

However, the DNs were the most central care providers in the narratives and several FPs said that without the DNs it would be problematic to manage the treatment of these patients.

"On February 8th," it said, "Senator Obama said that if someone had the most pledged delegates and the most votes in the country, that 'it would be problematic for political insiders to overturn the judgment of the voters.' It appears that when all the votes are counted June 3rd, Hillary Clinton will be the candidate with the most votes".

It admits that it would be "highly problematic to make it more difficult for people to leave" that country.

Moreover, Innes said, the British Library only "reviewed a catalogue of titles" and was, therefore, not in a position to know that it would be legally problematic.

Chou worries that my defense of foot voting "revolves more around promoting individual self-interest than collective civic responsibility". I don't think this is true, or that it would be particularly problematic even if it were.