Sentence examples for raise awkward issues from inspiring English sources

For many of the world's major powers, including a number of those who are funding the tribunal, the trial could raise awkward issues.

In part because switching to a republic raises awkward issues.

All receive Rajasthan's minimum wage of 60 rupees a day.Success is raising awkward issues.

But the Met's internal inquiry would be more closely modelled on that following the collapse of the prosecution of royal butler Paul Burrell for theft - a case Yates also oversaw - which raised awkward issues about whether senior members of the royal family could be compelled to testify.

Yet if Amy's penchant for murder may be harmless, her lesser sins raise more awkward issues.

He admitted recent conflicts had raised "awkward legal, ethical, human rights issues and equipment issues" and that these had encouraged "an expectation … that the sort of zero-risk culture that is understandably sought in other walks of society ought to be achievable in the battlefield".

The British values issue raises awkward questions about current assumptions on educational governance.

The barrister went on to tell the jury that the issue of what motivated Mr Adebolajo "raises awkward questions" for MPs.

This raises awkward questions.

Already, officials are raising awkward questions about its gasfields.

The kids' sense of belonging raised an awkward issue: Were they becoming more Russian than American?