Sentence examples for an embarrassing problem from inspiring English sources

The Afghans, too, have stepped up efforts to curtail what has been an embarrassing problem for their government.

That is because after age 50 many men face an embarrassing problem called B.P.H., for benign prostatic hyperplasia.

And yes, it's an embarrassing problem, but when you finally talk about it you feel so much better".

It is supposed to make it easy to adjust everything from the climate control to the navigation system, but it has been an embarrassing problem for the automaker.

AS surely as middle age brings on a receding hairline and, all too often, a growing waistline, it also brings, for most men, an embarrassing problem.

The New Yorker, June 6 , 1925P. 1 Onehostess has solved an embarrassing problem by asking her friends for copies of their diets.

For the city, the prospect of a team renting the space solves a politically embarrassing problem: The ballooning cost of the overhaul, which includes building high-priced skyboxes and new press boxes and widening exit ramps.

The White House moved quickly tonight to quash a politically embarrassing problem with one of President Bush's nominees to a federal court seat.

That was a big, embarrassing problem".

The session was not publicized because those at the meeting shared an unlikely and potentially embarrassing problem: their companies, they feared, were being singled out in the nation's war on drugs, and neither they nor the government was quite sure what to do.

Posing a difficult and potentially embarrassing problem for the United States and other friends of France, Tunisia's special envoy, Mongi Slim, appealed to the West to take a stand on the moral and legal merits of Tunisia's claims.