Sentence examples for a more awkward problem from inspiring English sources

A more awkward problem is that the stereophotogrammetric reconstruction of the torso surface can create artificial small bumps and pits, which in turn create local maxima in the curvature, some of which may be strong.

"Was I to tell him that Sidney regarded him as the most boring person on earth?" More awkward problems soon arose.

It's a more awkward The Hotel.

That's a more awkward thing to do in person.

This game was far better on what was certainly a more awkward evening and a more awkward pitch".

It could not have come at a more awkward time.

"Being in a more awkward space inspires a different kind of thinking".

Ms Stuart's pamphlet could not have come at a more awkward time.

But House Republican leaders are also confronting a more mundane and awkward problem: Their vanquished and retiring members are sick and tired of Washington and don't want to show up anymore to vote.

It's an increasingly awkward problem as we move more and more of our life into the digital domain, how to give others access to that data after we're gone.

But I think we can all agree it's an awkward solution to an awkward problem.