Sentence examples for highly awkward for from inspiring English sources

It is likely to be highly awkward for David Cameron that a former Conservative prime minister believes it is necessary to suggest such a direct intervention in the market at a time when the prime minister has dismissed Miliband's proposals as Marxist or a con.

Caution at White House The back-and-forth has proven highly awkward for those close to Mr. Rattner, who said they wanted to display loyalty to a friend in trouble, but feared crossing the next governor, a rising force in Democratic politics.

The US singer was performing her Eighties hit "Material Girl" on stage at Bangkok's Impact Arena when a long wedding veil she was wearing became caught, making for a highly awkward moment with two backing dancers.

That episode may have been "simply too awkward for a leadership which operates in a highly buttoned-up style," notes Jonathan Fenby in The Telegraph.

But in the present highly charged political climate, where mention of the old board frequently elicits memories of bickering, it may be politically awkward for Mr. Thompson to mention those achievements as he seeks to define himself to voters.

Awkward for them, really.

But that is awkward for two reasons.

It was awkward for her.

Golden Saturday must have been a bit awkward for this awkward squad.

It is, all the same, awkward for critics to denounce his methods when they brought three consecutive Serie A titles to Internazionale, even if the calciopoli scandals gave him highly favourable circumstances.

Things get awkward for him as the book progresses.