Significats de invidious position en anglès

Which puts the new Octavia Scout in somewhat of an invidious position.

At the same time, he is placed in an invidious position.

That leaves people in the invidious position of having to choose between health and hardship.

It is unfair to put put any worker in such an invidious position, it said.

These men and women are in an invidious position.

Joshua has put you in an invidious position.

And you'll just forget, Caw, that you ever saw Mr. Lancaster in an invidious position here.

Referees are increasingly being placed in an invidious position and a law change should be the consequence.

Lawwell finds himself in an invidious position.

That places him in an invidious position, because of the relaxed attitude adopted by his predecessors to ethical issues.

As Roman Catholics they found themselves the social inferiors of the ruling Protestant class-thelaws had placed them in that invidious position.

The chair Sir John Hansen says he was put in the invidious position of telling the board to accept a 'sub-optimal' replacement.

Again, the political difficulties between the two countries of recent years have often placed the Paris correspondents in a very invidious position.

She felt she had extracted herself from a somewhat invidious position with flying colours; and, in the process, had administered timely advice.

As the Man in the Middle, Hume probably has the most, invidious position of all the wide spectrum of personalities prominent in the Northern crisis.

Celtic are in an invidious position albeit a rump of their support, casting aspersions at Rangers' broadsides, are specialists in railing against Scottish football officialdom.