Sentence examples for would seem problematic from inspiring English sources

Adapting the system to concert hall use would seem problematic in any case.

Strange, faraway locations would seem problematic, although he and Patrick Bateson, a behavioral biologist at Cambridge University, say that cats can sense smells across long distances.

But of course, it would seem problematic if I haven't understood it; that doesn't mean nobody else has understood it.

While high conservation of nucleotide tracts in MSG genes might be needed to foster recombination, such conservation causes high conservation in certain parts of MSG proteins, which would seem problematic if the function of MSGs is to impart surface variation.

While this may seem obvious, it can also seem problematic.

The prospects for a successful abstract version of the argument from evil would seem, therefore, rather problematic.

Higher parent-reported social and communication deficits (as measured by the Social Responsiveness Scale) as a risk factor makes intuitive sense, as such difficulties would seem to predict problematic behaviors.

Multiple hot/cold spots would seem to be problematic when using the scan statistic, since it uses a likelihood function from a model based on a single hot or cold spot only.

(The loss of a critic in New York, where some films see their only light of day, would seem to be more problematic).

Any account of cognitive value that doesn't deliver cogency would seem to be somewhat problematic.

His apparent personal disarray -- and a tendency to denounce Gypsies and the itinerant people that Britons call travelers, who are blamed for much of the crime in Norfolk -- would seem to make Mr. Martin a problematic national hero.