Sentence examples for to is problematic from inspiring English sources

('Central Europe: a premonitory mirror showing the possible fate of all Europe', runs the bitter definition in this book. 'Central Europe: a laboratory of twilight.') Or perhaps knowing too much, too precisely, about what you are up to is problematic in sustained creative work, inhibiting some growing principle, some integrating touch of the organic.

Rubio's lieutenants proved to be problematic.

They turn out to be problematic.

Undeniably, it's going to be problematic".

The result is very likely to be problematic.

But in most cases, built-ins tend to be problematic.

Personnel issues continued to be problematic for Mrs. Merkel this year.

Sightlines for the short of stature are likely to be problematic wherever you are, sadly.