Sentence examples for uncomfortable effort from inspiring English sources

Few analysts were ready on Monday to question the Fed's uncomfortable effort in balancing risks.

Our constant, uncomfortable effort at pigeon-holing people's race reveals that we haven't really understood that the world has moved on.

He stood in the center of Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Ark., wearing a dark red tie, and made an awkward, halting, clearly uncomfortable effort pumping his fists as Arkansas's athletic director, Frank Broyles, led the audience in a "Pig Sooie" chant.

Fund-raising is an awkward and often uncomfortable effort for those raising funds.

As a conservative in the traditional meaning of the word, I'm very uncomfortable with efforts to redefine any social institution, especially in the courts.

Horses are rarely innately bloody-minded, but physical vicissitudes can make effort uncomfortable, resulting in a lack of wholehearted co-operation.

Kimetto does not have Mutai's grace – his stiff-backed style makes him look haughty and a trifle uncomfortable – but his effort was extraordinary, and his finishing time would have been science fiction to runners of the 1990s.

Mr. Wyden and Mr. Dorgan said they were uncomfortable with other efforts in that Pentagon branch, including experimental face recognition.

He told a lawyer for the University of Texas at Austin, which was challenged over its policies, that he was uncomfortable with its efforts to attract privileged minorities.

But the documentary also sought to establish that while many intelligence professionals considered the Iraqi leader dangerous -- especially if attacked -- they were uncomfortable with political efforts to turn raw intelligence into unequivocal fact so as to portray him an imminent threat to Western interests.

New Delhi is uncomfortable about Washington's efforts to deepen ties with Pakistan, and each side accuses the other of promoting protectionist policies.