Sentence examples for has proved awkward from inspiring English sources
For the city, the restaurant's popularity has proved awkward.
This isn't the first time a business decision by Mylan has proved awkward for Manchin.
Their position has been endorsed by senior officials at the Pentagon, which has proved awkward for the White House to explain in recent days since President Bush has offered his public support to the Senate provisions, which have also been endorsed by the Sept. 11 commission.
Moreover, the case has proven awkward for a group of conservative Republicans in civilian jobs at the Pentagon who were also close to Aipac.
The moment could have proved awkward for Clinton, given former president Bill Clinton's enactment of tough-on-crime policies that saw the black prison population grow by more than 50percentt on his watch.
As far as the Vatican was concerned, there was nothing else to be done: attempts at solving the building's physical problems had proved awkward, with construction workers trying to tiptoe around scholars, and conditions had reached a point where immediate intervention was necessary.
While that understandably seems to have proved awkward to accept for a man initially too stunned to explain to his own family what had happened on the train, at least it was a gesture of goodwill made for the right reasons.
Mr Bullick later told Mr Cairns that the incident had proven "awkward".
For Obama, the success of Bush's program has proved a tad awkward, as he has been mindful to praise his predecessor even as he tries to push forward on his administration's own plans for new programs based on private investment from U.S. businesses.
Ramadi has proved to be an awkward setback for Prime Minister Haider Abadi's government and its U.S. supporters, who have been declaring for months that Islamic State has been on the run.
