Sentence examples for this might prove problematic from inspiring English sources

But he knew that this might prove problematic on multiple fronts.

This very contrast might prove problematic for the author in future books; Fox was a compelling hero in previous novels but he's pallid in comparison with Rebus.

Moreover, LCR is likely to prove useful in many situations in which conventional cloning strategies might prove problematic.

While he said Christie had done "an excellent job" answering questions at Thursday's marathon press conference, McCain conceded that any further revelations might prove problematic.

As I am detained for the third time in the first week it begins to dawn on me that rambling a military zone might prove problematic.

It took a while for the powers that be to figure out that the many reviews of The Grand Budapest Hotel might prove problematic for hopeful travellers.

A lack of goals might prove problematic, though, even if Town keep hold of the talented midfielder Nicky Adams and a repeat of last season's 10th place seems a long shot.

Tomás Prouza, the Czech Europe minister, said a "safety mechanism" allowing Britain to slow the influx of workers from other member states was an "acceptable solution", but added that setting a limit on how long it could stay in force might prove problematic; more than six years would be difficult, he told the BBC.

In such scenarios, optimization might prove problematic without using appropriate learning tools.

While merging the two very different organizations and brands might prove problematic, the government could simply step-in using the U.S. 'too big to fail' model of airline rescue packages.

He added, however, that the voice commands might prove problematic in crowded, noisy environments, noting that third-party developers including Minuum were already working on Android Wear keyboards to address the issue.