Sentence examples for too problematical for from inspiring English sources

Spinning off Travelers Property Casualty was smart because the PC insurance business is too problematical for a company that stresses straight finance.

Although this method provided a basis for many of the assignments, it also proved problematical for assigning some of the closely positioned methyl resonances such as those arising from Ile329 and Ile375.

The second and third reports could be more problematical for Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Lord Monk Bretton said that the government's reforms were "a Pandora's box that may prove problematical for the future".

He said Medco's five-year contract with Merck, disclosed in its government filings, was problematical for its future business.

The Miramax version has, if memory serves, a bit less of the broad comedy that is always problematical for Western viewers of Hong Kong films, and the original synthesizer score has been replaced by a symphonic accompaniment.

This is particularly problematical for the non-worker segment of the population (most of whom are women and/or older adults).

Stable walking is problematical for many Parkinson's disease (PD) patients, sometimes experienced as "Freezing of Gait" (FOG), a brief interruption of their natural walking rhythm usually limited to advanced stages of PD.

Despite the progressive use of ecodesign in the industrial world, taking into account environmental constraints remains problematical for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), which seem to be remaining on the fringe of the movement.

This magnitude dependence is problematical for the EEPAS model, which implicitly assumes that p I is independent of magnitude.

He does say that the proposed mega-merger of Mittal and Arcelor is not problematical for U.S. Steel.