Sentence examples for will be more problematic from inspiring English sources

It will be more problematic now than the last time I was crowned: there are more responsibilities.

As a result, he admits, the 2012 and 2013 model years will be "more problematic for us".

It implies as China grows and increases its influence more the management of the triangular asymmetric relations will be more problematic.

However principle (6) (that the relevant design-like properties are not producible by unguided natural means) will be more problematic in biology.

Ratcliffe (1999, 83) points out that this eccentricity will be more problematic if many crimes occur across the boundary of two units of analysis, such as commercial burglaries that occur overnight.

With the further advancement of information technology, and in order to cope up with the needs, the useable range of EM wave's frequencies will shift to much higher bandwidths and thus will be more problematic as much higher levels of this pollutant will spread in the atmosphere.

The button placement is a little more problematic, though.

This implies that even for species trees, special attention should be paid to the shortest internal branches, which will tend to be more problematic.

"There will be more very problematic incidents, and police will be challenged in court, and I think the public will become progressively aware of it and consent will be withdrawn.

If development remains flat, that will be more than problematic for the company.

It will be fascinating to see how opera fares in the circular space of the Roundhouse, which should have such theatrical potential – although the acoustics there for the period instruments of the Orchestra of the Early Opera Company, which will be conducted by Christopher Moulds, may be more problematic.