Sentence examples for cause some awkwardness from inspiring English sources
The report appeared likely to cause some awkwardness in the Obama administration, which has tempered its criticism of the Bahraini government's repression even while acknowledging the legitimacy of the protesters' grievances.
Mr. Farkas, who also had a crush, worried that the family connection that had brought them together might cause some awkwardness, and that the the age difference could become an obstacle.
(On the other hand, if you enjoy them a great deal, someone who shares your enjoyment of money--but is not exploitative--may be a good match so it is OK to reveal them at some point to make sure they don't cause awkwardness).. Some people want to fast-track themselves into a relationship by revealing that they are wealthy.
Affluence may cause social awkwardness, but the problems it causes for children pale in comparison with the effects of absolute poverty.
Do you know if your sister is planning on reimbursing the balance?" If that gets you nowhere, or you think that asking your friend to intervene would cause more awkwardness, then go with your plan to have the favors be your gift, especially if the cost was close to what you had planned for a wedding gift.
Cobb's past work for Alwaleed, whom Trump has called "dopey" on Twitter, could cause new awkwardness between the Trump administration and the Saudi government — and perhaps between Trump and his own lawyer.
This will cause major awkwardness, and no one wants that!
(that could cause major awkwardness) If this person doesn't have the reaction you wanted, don't show sadness.
This caused some amusement.
