Sentence examples for too problematic that from inspiring English sources
And so it seems all too problematic that in recent years the Thai and Burmese governments have been requiring them to settle down, to stay in one place, to stop moving.
On the other hand, he continued, "They can't set him free!" The Chinese government has often released high-profile dissidents when their presence proved too problematic, on condition that they leave the country.
"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.
Of course, we did some corrections while shooting, but that was never too problematic.
Useful as these might be, such as the HDI, they can only provide one sounding and that too, problematic.
For punk, negation is such a central quality that popularity is almost too problematic to consider.
But multiple researchers and sociologists contend that gendered clothing is too problematic to toss off with a "free speech" shrug.
They were told that they were at 'low risk' of recurrence and therefore could stop the medication if they felt that their side effects were too problematic.
Yes, I agree that most novels assigned in school are dreary and too problematic.
Its veracity too problematic.
