Sentence examples for at a particularly awkward from inspiring English sources

The downgrade comes at a particularly awkward time for Greece.

Prince Andrew's addition to this catalog of gaffes came at a particularly awkward time.

The collapse of Portugal's government comes at a particularly awkward time for the European Union.

The mounting debate comes at a particularly awkward time for the Bush administration.

The film's release came at a particularly awkward time for the British film industry.

The abrupt departure of Ms. Georgiadis comes at a particularly awkward time for the daily deals site, which is preparing to go public.

But as has become familiar in Benedict's four years as pope, the attempt at media relations stumbled, in a particularly awkward way for a trip to Israel: the German pope's spokesman first said that Benedict "never, never, never" had belonged to the Hitler Youth but later had to issue a retraction.

(It made for a particularly awkward lull).

This makes the current moment a particularly awkward one.

C.E.O.'s like Mackey are in a particularly awkward position.

After a particularly awkward question, one speaker - Lord Wood, Ed Miliband's close adviser - called for a refill.