Sentence examples for was awkward because of from inspiring English sources

Del Rio was the first N.F.L. coach to be fired this season, and while the move was expected, Weaver acknowledged that the timing was awkward because of the concurrent announcement of the team's sale.

What should have been, and was, charming and lovely – children not indoors playing computer games but out being creative, bold and friendly – was awkward, because of the world today.

The observed stress jumps at the transition corner are compared with the predicted stress jumps; the comparison is awkward because of the difficulty of establishing accurate values of the mobilised angles of internal friction and wall friction.

Fully secret trusts are awkward because of the lack of evidence pertaining to their existence and terms.

It is awkward because of the interruptions, but you have the right to hear the candidates before you vote.

Arya and Bran's was awkward, because that's kind of Bran's thing now.

All of this was awkward because Microsoft had helped pioneer home computing, so cases like this had never happened.

But some said that while they had expected the resignation since his family left for California, the timing of the announcement was awkward because it followed a recent editorial by The New York Observer that said that Mr. Goldstein had erred in accepting an outside consulting assignment from Bloomberg News and called for him to step down.

That was awkward because, well, he is.

Sometimes the resulting compromises will be awkward because proponents of legislation must accept half a loaf.

If there is ICS and the distribution of depends on N, interpretation of may be awkward, because the Y' association is confounded by N (Williamson et al., 2003).