Sentence examples for uncomfortable campaign from inspiring English sources

Having remained fully supportive of the manager during such an uncomfortable campaign, Crewe can now look forward to a fourth straight season under Davis in the third tier of English football.

Villa's final home game of an uncomfortable campaign ended in a solid win, a sixth success in front of their own fans effectively removing the threat of dropping to the second tier for the first time since 1988 given they have a vastly superior goal difference to 18th-placed Norwich.

Mr Brown's constituency borders Dunfermline and West Fife, but Mr Cameron said he did not feel uncomfortable about campaigning in such a Labour heartland.

The story raised uncomfortable questions about campaign consultants, conflicts of interest and insider influence.

Because while immigration will plainly persuade a section of the public to vote "out", a great number of people will feel uncomfortable backing a campaign that is slightly xenophobic at its heart.

It was also pointed out that Trump had long been uncomfortable with the campaign spending heavily to buy television commercials, a step that was taken earlier this week with Trump shelling out $4m to go on the air in Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.

But the shrink kept on pushing him to do more things that make him uncomfortable during the campaign, like putting on a hoodie or using Uber like the common folk do.

But she remains uncomfortable talking about his campaign.

(It was later canceled by the owners, who became uncomfortable with the brokers' campaign and who did not want to be quoted for this article).

Life at Old Trafford was often uncomfortable during the 2015-16 campaign, with FA Cup glory not enough to ensure Van Gaal kept his job as manager.

John Ullyot, a Republican strategist, said it was a self-inflicted wound: "It's developed into another distraction that has put foreign policy — not a strong suit for the G.O.P. ticket this time — front and center in an uncomfortable way in a campaign that is becoming less and less about the administration's job record".