Sentence examples for is increasingly awkward from inspiring English sources

At that point, McConnell might find that his preferred silence is increasingly awkward.

He is now making that a top priority, to deflect growing criticism that as Microsoft has added supposedly beneficial features to its software, the products are increasingly awkward.

"Clients are really looking for a place that doesn't make them feel at home," said Michael Johnston, a Los Angeles architect who said he was increasingly making "awkward long-distance phone calls" to various hotels to find out who made their furnishings.

It is an increasingly awkward outfit to run; power is drifting away from it.One practical inconvenience is a top-heavy structure brought about by the EU's growth from six to 15 members.

Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne must fear Mr Johnson's remarks highlight their own considerable poshness at a time when it is becoming increasingly awkward.

They are increasingly worried about awkward swings in the price of their main input.

And though elections remain an anathema to them, on the grounds that God, not man, should dictate how his realm is governed, acolytes on websites are asking increasingly awkward questions about political participation.

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

It's an increasingly awkward problem as we move more and more of our life into the digital domain, how to give others access to that data after we're gone.

And those who feel awkward asking for it are increasingly using verse to do it for them.

They also seem to be missing the almost-universal negative press, like James Hibberd's declaration that this is becoming "an increasingly awkward con job".