Sentence examples for very very problematic from inspiring English sources
"Global jihad agents are joining the terror equation, in both the Gaza Strip and in Sinai, and there is no doubt that this combination is very, very problematic".
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".
"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.
Speaking for the first time on the issue, Dr Campbell said that the current process for establishing whether medical research should be censored was "very, very problematic".
Student loan debt has typically been very, very problematic.
It never crossed my mind that this would be anything other than a very, very complicated, problematic development.
"I think it very, very unlikely that others will turn out to be problematic," he added.
It was not very funny, and very problematic.
"It's very problematic and very dangerous to have that type of material on your website," said Matthew Baiza, a 20-year-old junior and cofounder of the Stanford Association of Students for Sexual Assault Prevention ASAPP).
"The sugar load is very problematic because it is very hard for the liver to metabolize a lot of sugar and alcohol at the same time," he said.
