Sentence examples for was becoming problematic from inspiring English sources

By the mid-90s Weiland's drug-taking was becoming problematic.

"The only reason lynchings stopped in the American South was that the spectacle of the crowds cheering these murders was becoming problematic," Stevenson told me.

That requirement existed regardless of the new Soviet missiles, and it was becoming problematic because of the age of NATO's medium-range bombers and the lack of any U.S. intermediate-range land-based missile in Europe.

Later that month, Mr. Cassano noted in another e-mail message that Goldman's demands for payment were becoming problematic.

MIAMI — Enigmatic is becoming problematic for the Mets, who can make one of baseball's best teams look like the worst and the worst team look like the best.

The increased glyphosate use has also promoted species shift among the weed flora, and several grass and broadleaf weeds are becoming problematic weeds [87].

Regulating and managing power on these complex boards is becoming problematic for traditional analog solutions, which typically require one hard wire per function; if you have 30 power-related functions, you often have 30 wires a lot of interface, a lot of complex circuitry.

Because treating shigellosis is becoming problematic, it is essential to focus on prevention measures such as simple rules of personal hygiene that might drastically decrease the risk of transmission.

JR It was becoming increasingly problematic, but I had this dream that I'd manage to get two or three books out before being rumbled.

And I think it was a time in my life when everything was becoming more problematic, so I wanted to do this movie as a way to pull out everything that was inside of me.

Moon's behaviour was becoming increasingly destructive and problematic through excessive drinking and drugs use, and a desire to party and tour.