Sentence examples for making matters even more awkward from inspiring English sources

Making matters even more awkward, one of the convicted, Said Sadr, worked as a translator for the German embassy in Tehran.

And to make matters even more awkward, we start the adventure from a Coal Hill sleepover that's going badly wrong.

To make matters even more awkward, Walker's political action committee, Our American Revival, touted Wisconsin's "strong" open records law in attacks against Clinton.

While feeding treats to the puppies, Fiorina explains the benefits of having dogs instead of cats, saying that a dog is sad when you leave, dogs can be "your own security detail," and white, fluffy dogs are "always so friendly". To make matters even more awkward, Fiorina takes a bite out of a Milk-Bone dog treat on camera.

Making matters even more unusual, this full moon, according to NASA, is considered a supermoon.

Making matters even more complex, PC12 cells do not express any adrenoceptors at appreciable levels endogenously [ 24, 26].

To make matters even more confusing, experts disagree about whether individuals should be more aggressive than big plans, or less.

To make matters even more confusing, Staten Island and Brooklyn have first-year managers this season.

And to make matters even more difficult, his costume is simply a dance belt.

To be an artist who believed as she did must have made matters even more difficult.

Labour's conversion to a strange contributions idea would make matters even more regressive.