Sentence examples for embarrassing problems from inspiring English sources

That is why Apple's digital maps have such massive and embarrassing problems.

Over the years, some boards have served as crucial engines for improvement; others have seemed to run frequently into embarrassing problems.

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But a pair of embarrassing problems last week revived concerns about the reliability of the plane, the first commercial aircraft to make extensive use of lightweight carbon composites that promise big fuel savings for airlines.

After what the chairman of Wembley Stadium, Melvin Benn, described as "early difficulties" in the wake of the £827m, eight-year construction saga, the ground has now hosted 10 million supporters and solved embarrassing problems with the pitch.

The White House has said Mr. Walpin was fired because he was incompetent and had behaved bizarrely, while Mr. Walpin and some Republicans have suggested he was fired because he had uncovered embarrassing problems in the AmeriCorps program.

"Some steps have been taken, but I don't think one can say that conditions have improved in any wholesale way," said Pharis Harvey, executive director of the International Labor Rights Fund, a watchdog group in Washington".A number of companies that produce globally are watching much more carefully to deal with problems before they become embarrassing public problems".

This "embarrassing problem" must be resolved as a matter of urgency, the committee said.

He also faced embarrassing teething problems with a new computerized stage that forced cancellation of one entire opera production and resulted in several breakdowns during early performances.

While some House Republicans postulate that President Obama would secretly welcome a postponement of the law to avoid embarrassing bureaucratic problems, he has repeatedly made it clear that he would veto any bill that delays his signature health care law from taking full effect.

But after embarrassing computer problems during the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta, I.B.M. wanted to maintain centralized control of the systems, and the price for that control was too high for the I.O.C. I.B.M.'s decision in 1998 not to renew its contract caused the various Olympic committees to scramble to replace the technology sponsorship for the 2002 Games and beyond.