Sentence examples for too problematic for from inspiring English sources

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

Originally I thought of having voters only select one field, but some friends of mine suggested that was too problematic for people who qualify well for multiple fields.

Up until now, electrode engineering using low-cost and low-work-function materials has been too problematic for practical use of OTFT backplanes, but we have successfully applied it to produce a 6-in.

Good marketing has never proved too problematic for Tesco.

While the short-term road ahead should not be too problematic for device makers, all signs point to a make it or break it moment in a few years' time.

It is hypothesized that the region is unusually long and/or too problematic for even advanced Taq polymerases to amplify, as a result of extreme repetitiveness or secondary structural folding issues (or both).

For the wide and separated transitions in RT42, this is not too problematic, but for C23, with its five phase transitions over a 10 K range, including two with a large transition heat, it becomes dramatic.

Another rope-a-dope move from Blatter could be in play here, but considering recent exposure of all the terrible things FIFA has allegedly done during his 17-year reign at the top of world soccer, reneging on his word again could finally be too problematic, even for Blatter.

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

Many especially breast cancer patients presented themselves for diagnosis and treatment only when their symptoms became too problematic to manage or when relatives forced them to.

"It's too problematic to have one individual representing that choice – one who is an advocate for not screening, who has a high-functioning, much-loved child.