Sentence examples for awkward case for the from inspiring English sources

In what has been an awkward case for the regulator, the SEC's previous agreement was tossed out by the same judge last year.

It is an awkward case for the Gore high command, however, because he is fighting on other fronts to include rather than exclude questionable ballots.

Huhne stuck out as an awkward case as he refused to play the role of contrite fallen man that Perry had prepared for him.

For those who argue that the UK, and the south-east of England in particular, is "full up", Ashford is an awkward case.

So the case for the local has serious ramifications in the area of global agricultural politics, and progressive patriots of a localist stamp must recognise this awkward fact.

By June 2nd, NATO was describing the fighting as inconclusive.If there is a breakthrough towards peace, the KLA will in any case become increasingly awkward for the West, as well as the Serbs, to handle.

The case has been awkward for the Yemenis, partly because Sheik Moayad is a well-known political figure and a cleric at a prominent mosque in Yemen's capital, Sana.

While in some ways the case might seem awkward for the Army — which sharply improved the quality of its ranks with decades of volunteer service, and has never wanted to be seen as a means for ex-convicts to launder their lives — officers in Specialist Hernandez's command have been supportive of his efforts to find work in law enforcement.

And anyway, nobody likes to be involved in an awkward interview; it's awkward for the interviewer, too.

The case comes at an awkward time for the United States, and depending on the outcome could complicate American efforts to try to engage Myanmar's military junta after years of minimal contacts.

The case has broken at an especially awkward time for the national library, depository of the world's largest collection of Jewish and Hebrew manuscripts.