Sentence examples for nasty situation from inspiring English sources

And it is descending into an extraordinarily nasty situation".

When that time comes, you run into a nasty situation called the read-modify-write.

In the meantime, bravo to de Piero for handling a nasty situation with dignity.

"This is a nasty situation," said a European diplomat, who was not authorized to speak publicly on the issue.

He told a bemused NBC interviewer: "Katie, it's a nasty situation in Iraq right now, and this may help it get better".

He got out of that nasty situation to help the Yankees salvage a split of the four-game series, and the way they have been playing recently, every win is vital.

He knew the subtext of any move to Italy: in the past year, incidents of racial abuse have sullied the image of Italian soccer, including several nasty situations involving Lazio fans.

She will only play it with the sound off, and only for a few short minutes, but in that time she gets us out of several nasty situations very quickly.

The reasons you recoil from nasty situations are instinctual, if not primordial.

But with a stockmarket slump and corporate scandals still fresh in the memory, peddling investment accounts as a guarantee against insecurity may be a tough sell.Unsurprisingly, the nasty fiscal situation that Mr Bush would face in a second term went unmentioned, though it loomed over his speech like a ghost at the banquet.

And it is every publicist's nightmare to have a celebrity get caught in a nasty union situation, as happened to Jerry Rice, the football star and "Dancing With the Stars" contestant, whose interview with Carson Daly was disrupted when a group of striking writers infiltrated the show's taping.