Sentence examples for this could prove problematic from inspiring English sources

Once the stockmarket recovers, however, this could prove problematic.

Depending on the work you want to make, this could prove problematic.

This could prove problematic if Aer Lingus wanted to team up with another airline, raise capital or sell its valuable slots at London's Heathrow Airport, it added.

But, near-term, this could prove problematic as Republicans and independents grow ever more conservative, and liberals remain by far the smallest ideological group.

Whether this could prove problematic for Rothenberg isn't yet clear; even LPs seem confused about how much of River Studios they own and how distinctly it was managed from Rothenberg Ventures.

This could prove problematic in instances where a family member is the abuser.

A review of available exit polls from the contests so far finds that Romney has lost these groups in a majority of cases (exit polls were not available for Maine, Missouri, Colorado or Minnesota): Romney's comments are not likely to go over well with these groups of voters and that could prove problematic heading into Super Tuesday.

And when you have a voting public that values how you say something far greater than what you are actually saying, this first debate could prove problematic.

However, the fact that no one has yet been convicted in relation to this scandal – the biggest in Brazilian political history – makes its legacy potent and swapping candidates this late into the race could prove problematic.

Moreover, extending the pay-to-play ban on contractors and TARP recipients to independent expenditures could prove problematic, since it is precisely this distinction that Citizens United did away with in the first place.

And for the Mets, that could prove problematic.