Sentence examples for uncomfortable time for from inspiring English sources

It was an uncomfortable time for a player used to nothing but adulation during his storied career.

The America's Cup challenge comes at an uncomfortable time for some of the tycoons involved, particularly the Americans.

The disclosures come at an uncomfortable time for American officials, just after President Obama pressed for Beijing's cooperation in curtailing Chinese cyberespionage.

But Mekonnen Mesghena, a policy analyst at the Berlin-based Heinrich Böll Foundathinktankhinktaffiliatedated with the German Greens and himself an Eritrean, told the Guardian that it was a very uncomfortable time for refugees in Germany.

Tuesday's announcement comes at an uncomfortable time for the nation, still grappling with the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and the chokehold death of Eric Garner in New York.

The news comes at an uncomfortable time for the website's employees, who will have to wait in limbo until early next week for the axe to come down.

THESE are uncomfortable times for Germany's banking behemoths.

As it was, Chelsea showed why there have been uncomfortable times for them in this campaign.

But it has at least one ex-president, Ange-Félix Patassé of the Central African Republic, in its sights, and more may be targeted soon.So these are uncomfortable times for tyrants, past or present.

This fast day is notorious for its occurrence during the most uncomfortable time of year.

"The balance of the match has now changed completely, and, if Pietersen continues in this vein tomorrow, Lancashire could face an uncomfortable time batting for a draw late on Saturday afternoon".