Sentence examples for that makes it problematic from inspiring English sources

The element of the page that makes it problematic is the picture of the original album cover that accompanies the text: the image shows a girl aged about 13 posing naked with only a crack in the camera lens covering her genitalia.

"When the dheriff says, 'We don't coordinate or communicate with a branch of government,' that makes it problematic for them to uphold laws".

However, the major difference with HMD's and CAVE systems is that interaction in front of a large display often involves more than one user (e.g. a presenter and an audience, or two collaborators) and that makes it problematic to track the viewpoint.

That makes it problematic to bring in brands.

"They've got millionaires and billionaires who can just write checks to buy endless amounts of TV ads, and that makes it problematic for us.

It was not "good form to do things that make it problematic for others", added Schalke's Horst Heldt.

This associated water could be a valuable resource, however, the associated water comprises of various salt constituents that make it problematic for beneficial use.

The difficulty in the characterization of their interaction and phylogenetic placing of N. equitans comes in large part from the unusual features of the N. equitans genome that make it problematic to differentiate between two distinct scenarios for the origin of the Nanoarchaeota.

While this was described as inappropriate and unfair, a factor that made it particularly problematic was that men could not be certain how much a syringe or a drip would cost from one day to the next and whether a provider would be compelled to charge a "nice price" or a "high price".

If knowing that we can clone extinct species reduces society's incentive to preserve living and endangered species, then that makes it ethically problematic.

That makes it still more problematic to interpret what is going on.