Sentence examples similar to turning gradually more problematic from inspiring English sources

Instead they may wish to make naval access gradually more problematic for America.

However, several obstacles are rendering gradually more problematic the adoption of this study design [ 3– 8].

Turning gradually to the northeast, they reached more hospitable lands; Badakhshān ("Balascian"), in Afghanistan, in particular, pleased the travelers.

Here things turn more problematic: Continued erosion in circulation and advertising have triggered a plunge in newspaper valuations.

Over time, producers in the R&B field turned to gradually more rock-based acts like Little Richard and Fats Domino.

Mr. Verrilli's responses to the first several questions at the argument have turned out to be more problematic.

Even though we have experience with scanning paintings, the focus of the beam turned out to be more problematic than expected.

In fact, it turned out to be more problematic to determine events that may plausibly have happened during care.

But the situation could become more problematic for the company if more consumers decide to turn off Facebook for good.

Under these situations the "I-ain't-gonna-get-to-pee-for-an-hour" rule turns into something much more problematic.

Then the monologue takes a more problematic turn: a subtler betrayal of the show's ethos.