Sentence examples for raising awkward from inspiring English sources

Already, officials are raising awkward questions about its gasfields.

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

So I'm glad to see contrarians raising awkward questions and pointing out weaknesses in predictions made with computer models.

Not since Bowie before him had anyone been as responsible for raising awkward questions between parents and their sons as Brett Anderson.

Raising awkward questions for Belgium's intelligence services, Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, said Belgium ignored Turkey's warnings that Ibrahim el-Bakraoui, who blew himself up in Tuesday's attacks, was a foreign fighter.

There was also discussion of indulgences — the issue that had sparked Luther's Reformation — but this was abruptly terminated by Secretary General Felici when it became apparent that the bishops were not content to accept the thinking of the Curia and were raising awkward questions about the theology of indulgences.

This raises awkward questions.

In part because switching to a republic raises awkward issues.

Nonetheless its conclusions implicitly raise awkward questions about the bank's new leaders.

But preparing America for attacks on the homeland raises awkward legal and constitutional questions.

That needs aerial attack from America and its NATO allies.This raises awkward questions.