Sentence examples for awkward development from inspiring English sources

It's a fascinating and awkward development for Clinton, who took intense criticism from Bernie Sanders and others for making six-figure speeches to the bankers of Goldman Sachs.

The report's assessment of RT is an awkward development for Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, Mr. Trump's nominee for national security adviser.

But in a potentially awkward development for Cowell, pictured, one version of the song is already making its own assault on the British hit parade.

If Lewis is bypassed again, it could be seen as an awkward development for a league that has been fervently encouraging more head coaching opportunities for blacks than the current three among 31 teams.

The police took Xu Wenli, a prominent dissident, from his home today in an awkward development that prompted the visiting Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain to raise the case with Chinese officials.

In an awkward development for the Foreign Office, the Russian embassy's Twitter feed pointed out that the 20 March tweet on a presentation by Britain's ambassador to Moscow on the Salisbury attack had disappeared.

These awkward developments for Zeman have since prompted a debate about the wisdom of tying the country's future to mysterious Chinese entities and to the Communist regime in Beijing.

The media debate this week points to the often messy and awkward relationship between development NGOs and the media.

The Mini is now in an awkward stage of development: While it can sit in the living room tethered to the TV and stereo, it's not yet a full-fledged entertainment system.

Brian Zoromski of IGN said that "'Casino Night,' was full of great character development, awkward situations and laugh-out-loud moments".

Men in financial services are left-brained quants (permit me to generalize here) who may be brilliant at performing data analysis but are "awkward" in business development and relationship building, and lack the training and skill set to develop and execute a marketing plan that leads to client acquisition.