Sentence examples for was most problematic from inspiring English sources

What was most problematic, however, was the manner in which they entered politics: not through institutional channels but in the form of dissenting crowds or mobs.

This was most problematic in Schubert's Arpeggione Sonata in A minor, since Classical sonatas tend to place the pianist in a supporting role.

In T.S.B. 0078-12 issued on May 24, Toyota said the noise in 2007-12 models was most problematic when accelerating, braking or driving on uneven surfaces.

But what was most problematic about the piece was Kantor's use of a truncated quote that was taken out of context, which prompted a series of hastily written critical pieces about the Lean In project that revealed a reflexive closed-mindedness about the idea of a corporate leader who also identifies as a feminist.

Agta attendance was most problematic at En Banc meetings.

However, test-retest reliability was most problematic amongst the oldest group, those in Grade 9 (r = .19, n = 46).

What is most interesting about "Watershed" is also what is most problematic.

But it is Elijah Wood as his partner who is most problematic.

"I think this failure to narrate a female canon is most problematic," says Kirkwood.

But it is on this subject that the disjointed style is most problematic.

The pullback is most problematic for charities with a financial bent.