Sentence examples for awkward financial from inspiring English sources

There is also the awkward financial question of how well Mr. Sondheim's work sells on Broadway.

Sinking in debt, Hicks pushed the team into bankruptcy, leading to more months of awkward financial revelations and courtroom showdowns.

The conflict paralysed parts of the economy, and undermined confidence.The economy's slowdown puts Ms Fernández in an awkward financial position.

But the sport's organisers are still likely to face some very awkward financial questions once they finish counting their money, the most difficult of which will be the future of the game in the Pacific Islands.

Finishing outside the top four would have awkward financial implications and each defeat is a test of their faith in Mourinho's ability to lead a charge up the table.

But the arrangement could put it in an awkward financial and political position, because GE Capital's interest is in getting as much of its money back as possible, while not offending the community and local politicians who have lobbied for the urgent care center.

They have extensive experience -- and some also have awkward political and financial baggage.

The Osteria da Luca – which has a rating of 1.5 stars on Tripadvisor, with 83% of reviews classed as "terrible" – faces further awkward questions from financial crime investigators over its failure to give the group a full receipt detailing their meal.

It's not just the thousands of pounds of free labour that graduates offer, meaning that many worthy liberal organisations now find themselves in the awkward position of financial dependence on a practice that skews the job market in favour of the children of the wealthy.

"It does sort of put you in an awkward spot," Dean Kulju, financial-aid director of the 400,000-student Cal saide saidem, said.

But faced with awkward questions about her financial dealings, she declared that she did not want the nomination.