Usage of "more problematic"

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Usage of more problematic in English

But when we consider them more carefully, a more problematic picture emerges. 
 The Guardian 

US support is more problematic, as Obama performs an awkward balancing act. 
 The Guardian 

But the book's most novel and prominent policy proposal seems more problematic. 
 The Guardian 

The timing of the lawsuit couldn't be more problematic for the network. 
 Reuters 

But even more problematic, in his mind, was Gwen Arlington's independent streak. 
 A vote of confidence 

Another source said more problematic loans could be put in the vehicle later. 
 Reuters 

He said giving baths was more problematic because of the physical strength needed. 
 The Guardian 

While the first pitch went reasonably well, the second pitch proved more problematic. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

However, the treatment of a coronary trifurcation lesion is more problematic. 
 Pubmed 

But not all plastics are created equal; some are more problematic than others. 
 The story of stuff 

Right so there's a case where that's a little more problematic. 
 The new yorker 

But other young women had more problematic reasons for their choice. 
 Ebony 

Childhood obesity was especially more problematic for children with a low socioeconomic status. 
 Pubmed 

It made reporting the incident to the police even more problematic. 
 Provenance 

Exactly what this implies in the 1990s is rather more problematic. 
 The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie... 

But translating that into final demand is more problematic, Kinnersley says. 
 The Guardian 

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Meanings of more problematic in English