Sentence examples for too problematic from inspiring English sources

For punk, negation is such a central quality that popularity is almost too problematic to consider.

Yes, I agree that most novels assigned in school are dreary and too problematic.

Risk committees should have the power to block large transactions considered too problematic, the report said.

Such is Pulis's record, the first aspect should not be too problematic.

The numbers involved are just too great and the long-term implications for harmony and security in Europe too problematic.

(Though to judge by the aromas in the air on Wednesday morning, odor should not prove too problematic).

It's not too problematic for me as records by kids don't come up for review too often.

The EU electorate is a quite diverse group but reaching out to them should not be too problematic.

While this might not be too problematic given the government's broader plan to bring down the welfare bill, it risks a considerable public backlash.

The set was as ambitious as Dale's creative agenda, but the grand project proved too problematic to sustain and it was cancelled after only a few editions.

More than two years after the crisis began, "too big to fail" remains "too problematic to address" with anything other than more souped-up regulation.