Sentence examples for uncomfortable link from inspiring English sources

That uncomfortable link between stem cell research and human cloning is raising difficult questions about how to draw legal and ethical distinctions between cloning young human embryos – essentially balls of a few hundred cells – for medical research, and cloning human beings as a reproductive alternative.

It says it offers a solution to clients who do not want to develop their own software and content deals, but feel uncomfortable linking up with Google.

It was only, again, in the 18th and 19th centuries that the decision was made to present Classical sculpture as "pure" stone - a decision that has deeply uncomfortable links to contemporary, racialized understandings of the European past.

But Myers said she was uncomfortable about linking the two tragedies.

Certainly, there were players within the set-up who were uncomfortable at being linked, apparently against their wishes, to what became dubbed 'The Cape Town Coup'.

"I am very uncomfortable about being linked to [what's happening in] Birmingham".

"If people see activity on Facebook that makes them feel uncomfortable there are links on every page to report it so that we can remove it," the firm tells the BBC.

A few British leaders, particularly Lord Mountbatten, the last British viceroy of India, were also uncomfortable with breaking links between independent India and the princely states.

But if you are uncomfortable clicking on a link in an e-mail, he said, you can instead go directly to Dwolla's Web site by typing its URL yourself, then entering your e-mail address to receive your money.

Things can get a little uncomfortable on the golf links.

We have lots of evidence to the contrary, but it's still uncomfortable to explore the links between slavery and modern capitalism.