Sentence examples for very problematic indeed from inspiring English sources
Defeat, though, would be very problematic indeed.
And so to what really bothers me about these elections, and may make life for people on my side of politics very problematic indeed.
"Longer term, the issue of these low-lying island nations could start to become very problematic indeed," says Huq. · This article was amended on Friday November 14 2008.
This makes the business of cursing very problematic indeed.
Kevin Sumption, director of the Australian National Maritime Museum, said it would now be "inappropriate and indeed very problematic" for either the British or Australian governments to put in a latent claim of ownership for any of the vessels.
Indeed, at either the individual or cluster level, skewed data are potentially very problematic, particularly with small numbers of clusters.
Indeed, with Facebook implementing more advertising in the Timeline, adding more commercial activity in there could prove very problematic for user experience.
"Desertions are very problematic.
"Now it's very problematic.
"It could be very problematic".
