Sentence examples for very problematic to from inspiring English sources

"Actually, it would be very problematic to write that book today".

"It's very problematic to have a third party spending huge sums of money in a party primary".

"It would have been very problematic to separate the bogs of the middle, since the bogs are so dependent on the water supply," Ms. Byers of the Conservation Foundation said.

"He is finding out it can be very, very problematic to get your company involved in hot-button social issues," said Mr. Manley, who now directs the communications practice at the Washington lobbying and public relations firm Quinn Gillespie.

Peter Guarino, the Essex County assistant prosecutor assigned to the case, brushed off inconsistencies in details. "If you're going to compare someone's memory 30 years later to what's already documented in the case history, that's not very problematic to me," he said.

"And for very small companies it would be very problematic to afford such a high salary".

"It would be very problematic trying to give him a fair trial with him trying to defend himself in a situation like this," said Tom Royals, his defense lawyer.

Daniel Shek, the Israeli Foreign Ministry's director of European Affairs, described the decision as "very problematic," according to Reuters.

David: Todd, I think that would be a very problematic direction to go into, which would counter some of the core aspirations of the movement.

"Netanyahu started from a very problematic position: to challenge Ariel Sharon in his own party," said Yuval Steinitz, a member of the Knesset and prominent Netanyahu supporter.

Billie Tsien, who designed the new American Folk Art Museum at 45 West 53rd Street with Tod Williams, allowed that 2 Columbus Circle had "good bones" but said it was a "very, very problematic building to be a gallery space".