problematical in a sentence

• But, he said, making specific promises could be problematical.
• Jade's father ( Stephen Chang ) is more problematical.
• The prognosis for the A's is much more problematical.
• Affleck, an often problematical actor, is just as good.
• Its future, however, must be viewed as more problematical.
• But I did not stay there because that would have been problematical.
• When they don't, everything else becomes problematical.
• Legal observers say that proving a charge of this kind is problematical.
• True classicism is more problematical in the Royal Swedish Ballet.
• Her husband's reaction to her ambitions is a bit problematical.
• It's difficult to see problematical in a sentence .
• The feebleness of gravity compared with all the others is especially problematical.
• The Quaker situation was becoming highly problematical for the magistrates.
• Thus, their classification as " laeti " is problematical.
• The mountains were problematical for their armoured cars and tanks.
• Building new cars soon proved more problematical than designing them.
• This is particularly problematical if I am editing the article.
• As a result the identification of the respective parts is highly problematical.
• Whether or not it is feasible is very problematical,
• "Small Faces " is problematical on a couple of counts.
• Special programs to help them, you can see, could become problematical.