Examples of using More problematic in English and their translations into Greek
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potentially much more problematic.
Mixing energy drinks with alcohol may be even more problematic.
This became even more problematic later on.
The second, more problematic, type is passive procrastination.
In the meantime, the human/mutant relationships became even more problematic.
it tends be more problematic in high-voltage environments.
The identified issue has become more problematic by the new legislation in its implementation.
The shift to negative interest rates is all the more problematic.
The“peace process” however was altogether more problematic.
This transit will be more problematic if you already have difficulty with self-control or addiction.
In this case the situation is even more problematic, since there is no link with the JST through the NCA sub-coordinator,
For example, personnel management in small business is more problematic than in big business.
What makes this shadow even more problematic is that it isn't only an individual matter.
The introduction of water heating pumps is a little bit more problematic, because here you always need the approval of our water authority.
Neptune through a similar process of core accretion is far more problematic.
It is likely to become more problematic in the future, as climate change
to be implemented and becomes even more problematic after the terrorist attack in Belgium.
Antisocial personality disorder tends to make virtually any other condition more problematic and difficult to treat.
Even more problematic, this is a regressive tax,
for a rolled lawn is more problematic.