Sentence examples for might prove awkward from inspiring English sources
That might prove awkward.
Privately, several people connected with the academy have questioned if unflattering attention to Ms. Berlowitz's pay might prove awkward, given that the report is, as Mr. Rowe put it, "a full-throated plea for more public and private funding".
Then the network persuaded him that, for one thing, such an overlap might prove awkward for his successor, Bradley, and that, for another, such double exposure could unduly tax even Rather's established energy.
It would force the next president into a decision on whether to lift the ban -- a step that might prove awkward for either Vice President Al Gore or Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, both of whom support the death penalty.
He also appears hard-nosed enough to have invested in a controversial investment scheme called Invicta Film Partnership No 23 LLP that can help defer personal taxation – which might prove an awkward conversation topic when Bailey hooks up with Rupert Harrison, who apart from being a friend is the chief economic adviser to the chancellor, George Osborne.
In fact, if the two are dating, it might prove quite awkward since Tyga's former fiancee, and mother of his two-year-old son, Blac Chyna, is good friends with Kylie's sister, Kim Kardashian.
An exchange could prove awkward for both sides in other ways.
In the meantime, all of this could prove awkward for one of Hollywood's biggest stars: On one of the most celebrated film nights of the year, Kidman would be part of a glitzy red-carpet celebration in Cannes that might not include her frequent professional collaborator Harvey Weinstein (with Weinstein releasing two other Kidman films this year alone).
Meanwhile, all this could prove awkward for one of cinema's biggest stars: Kidman would be part of a glitzy red-carpet celebration in Cannes that might not include her frequent professional collaborator, Harvey Weinstein, with Weinstein releasing two other Kidman films this year alone.
It might prove somewhat more awkward for Ms Wojcicki's own venture.
