Sentence examples for become awkward for from inspiring English sources

"The demonstrators have become awkward for the Polish Episcopate," said Mr. Cichocki.

In reflection of National Marriage Week and being recognized and accredited on a global scale as marriage experts after penning the book Surviving Marriage in the 21st Century, I decided to pull out of my treasure trove of stories to tell about a situation that could have become awkward for me as a Muslim woman.

The relationship could become awkward for the both of you.

But when the worlds of competition and co-operation collide, things can become awkward.For instance, in the auction for Daewoo, Fiat has been independently bidding against GM.

Chloe says she doesn't do dope she's too paranoid and it finally became awkward for her to hang around with junkies.

The process became awkward, for both me and my interrogators – I lied, I told a half truth, I lied again and hoped no two people would compare notes.

Her problems became awkward for those around her, said one person who knows the family well but declined to be named because she did not want to upset them.

The project was supported initially, but after researchers started asking why there were so many dead in some schools and not in others, things became awkward for those backing the project.

Her political transformation has contributed to some of her estrangements: Elaine Chao was her daughter Isabella's original godmother, but the relationship became awkward for Huffington after Chao was appointed Secretary of Labor by President Bush, Huffington has written, "so I asked Isabella to pick another godmother among my girlfriends".

His presence became awkward for CNN, particularly as it began emphasizing reporting and non-opinion shows.

If there is a silence for more than 3 or 4 seconds, it can become awkward.