Sentence examples for too problematic to from inspiring English sources

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

Restore valve shrinking, although conceptually attractive, is too problematic to be competitive with Closure treatment or saphenectomy.

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.

"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.

She deems the distinction between intrinsic and extrinsic properties as too problematic to ground the distinction between concrete and abstract objects.

Asked about the public's preference that term limits be decided through referendum, Mr. Bloomberg said it was too late and too legally problematic to call for a special election or referendum.

A plan to slash emissions from coal burning by 65percentt has proved too problematic at the beleaguered Kemper power plant.

This belief too proved problematic to the government.

Tees was able to get out of the arrangement due to a clause in the contract, and said leaving the deal wasn't too problematic, partly due to the "professional" behaviour of Aviva.

Perhaps the Nobel prize is too politicised to be a true index of the finest world literature; and perhaps "world literature" is too problematic a category to begin with.