Sentence examples for increasingly awkward issue from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric was rousing, but what form of military action to take appears to be an increasingly awkward issue.

In recent years, gig economy companies have also faced increasingly awkward questions from UK parliamentarians questioning their record on working conditions and safety issues.

The dates have become increasingly awkward.

An increasingly awkward silence is filling the tiny interview room.

Workplace discrimination has been an awkward issue for Mr. Bloomberg.

Energy is an awkward issue for Mr Bush.

The UN mission, a state within a state, is in an increasingly awkward position.

It's a regrettably apt, increasingly awkward metaphor for the movie itself.

Climate change is an awkward issue for our leaders.

The really awkward issue for the leaders of the seven rich democracies gathering in St Petersburg concerns their host: how to live with a strong, but increasingly undemocratic, Russia.Since Vladimir Putin became president in 2000, Russia has in many ways been a remarkable success.

Each increasingly awkward set-piece – the zipline being but one example – is at Packer's expense.