Examples of using More problematic in English and their translations into Slovak
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One of the more problematic aspects of its behavior is that it will enlist young children in its marketing efforts without their parents knowing about it.
As I grew up, the questions became more problematic: what kind of god are we talking about?
examining to make certain professional athletes aren't juiced has ended up being increasingly more problematic.
Well, yes, but this statement is actually more problematic than many mainstream economists may realise.
The stronger the position of the supplier, the more problematic is the loss of intra-brand competition.
More problematic is how so many species survived when they had been reduced to just one pair or seven pairs of creatures.
Sometimes, in fact, people who appear more problematic and dangerous at the beginning prove invaluable resources as they grow and mature;
More problematic is the way that some programs
if it were not created the lack of regulation would presumably be even more problematic.
Listening in noisy surroundings, for example, is often more problematic than listening in quiet situations.
On the other hand, it is obvious that the subject of cabotage is more problematic.
Such confusion would be all the more problematic in case of payment of the basic fee for an international application,
It can be even more problematic for organizations who, on top of managing a disparate infrastructure, need to extend their remote support to traveling employees,
some being more problematic than others.
those who suffer from agoraphobia, urinating in public toilets can be more problematic for women than for men, who can avoid physical contact with toilets
to be carcinogenic is more problematic in circumstances involving non-life-threatening conditions and should be based on a careful risk- benefit evaluation.
the Council amendment that Article 10 should be without prejudice to any national rules regarding the validity of the conclusion of credit agreements is more problematic.
yet it is more problematic(and more costly as to the processes)
it is much more problematic to rearrange them from place to place.
Next, the application of the second condition governing the possibility of relying on the rules of customary international law in the context of a case such as that at issue is even more problematic.