Sentence examples for awkward problem from inspiring English sources

Then she encountered her most awkward problem.

It raises the awkward problem of the equal-opportunity harasser.

Today both are grappling with an awkward problem: the strategy they have championed is not working as expected.

Yet, wine does present an awkward problem: the vocabulary for describing subtle differences in smells and flavors is imprecise.

The reason is that the world is just not set up to deliver hydrogen on demand.In tackling that slightly awkward problem, fuel-cell fans fall into two camps.

Such data make good talking points for the G.O.P. candidates, but they also raise an awkward problem for the Party and its 2016 nominee-to-be.

Totalitarian states like China (see article) are not particularly good at tackling awkward problems either.

Lawrence also deals with the awkward problems that arise after a two-club response to one diamond.

Liberty, a human-rights outfit, fears that firms will improve their "efficiency" by ditching clients who cannot speak English, or have mental-health or other awkward problems.

"Was I to tell him that Sidney regarded him as the most boring person on earth?" More awkward problems soon arose.

By using real people and events, he avoids awkward problems of suspension of disbelief; making sure most of his protagonists are dead and can't sue is also smart, not that Clough would have grounds for complaint.