Sentence examples for was so problematic from inspiring English sources

But running rugby as a club was so problematic, Mr. Mackay nearly quit.

Most of all, the tweet was so problematic because it represented only the very tip of the iceberg.

The striker's adaptation to life in the Premier League with Swansea City was so problematic last season that he spent the second half of it on loan at Lille and then joined them permanently.

"Matthew Perry can't remember three years of Friends," blared headlines, after he admitted that his drug and drink addiction was so problematic towards the end of the decade that he had little or no recollection of seasons three to six.

This is what was so problematic about Babel's tower, Mr. Kass notes; residents aspired "to nothing less than self-re-creation through the arts and crafts, customs and mores of their city".

This is a big one, and it was so problematic that the Trump team was forced to argue that Trump didn't actually send it (aides blamed it on attorney John Dowd).

It's why I think home schooling is so problematic.

And this is why Jigsaw's involvement in geopolitics is so problematic.

Sam Tanenhaus, editor of the New York Times Book Review, explains why verifying memoirs seems to be so problematic for publishers.

If I wasn't limited in users, piracy would not be so problematic.

The returns have been so problematic that some tax preparers are specializing in them.