Sentence examples for an awkward possibility from inspiring English sources

In fact there is an awkward possibility that economics may prove divisive.That may not be the first thought that comes to mind in a week when interest rates were being cut, more or less in unison, on both sides of the Atlantic.

The failure of last year's Transcendence ($103m on a $100m budget) underlines the awkward possibility for Depp that he has never been a viable proposition as a dramatic lead outside the arthouse.

The presence of Mr. Bashir, Sudan's president, raised the potentially awkward possibility that Mrs. Clinton might encounter a leader indicted by the International Criminal Court for crimes in another part of Sudan, Darfur.

For Angela Merkel, the awkward possibility remains that the elusive Mr Gurlitt may be able to die with his treasure trove intact after all.

The Lakers spared themselves the awkward possibility of visiting indignity on their captain by low-balling him, as the Yankees did with the aging Derek Jeter, on the ground that nobody else would want him.

That raises the awkward possibility that the future of the treaty, seen by many as essential for the European Union to go forward, could be decided by one of its most vociferous critics.

And there remains the awkward possibility that he will be prosecuted for insider dealing by the Securities and Exchange Commission, over his purchase in 1997 of options on shares in Quick & Reilly, a brokerage, shortly before it was acquired by Fleet Financial at a big premium.

An awkward relationship, full of possibility but not untouched by resentment and wariness, was born.

And there is always the possibility that the bomber is an awkward combination of the two: a home-grown Islamic loner.

Acknowledge their presence without the possibility of a bro hug or an awkward pat on the back".

By emphasizing the possibility that awkward statutory language may reflect an awkward but unseen legislative compromise, textualists seek to make it easier for Members of Congress to articulate and make stick potential compromises.