Sentence examples for Complex predicament from inspiring English sources

Lincoln, having just won re-election, faces a complex predicament.

It did not include women with current mental health problems or the complex personal predicaments of low literacy and very low household wealth and THP-V might not be suitable to their needs.

Its program matches vulnerable young people (termed "Littles"), who are aged between 7 and 17 years, living in complex social predicaments, are isolated and in need of additional support and friendship, with adult volunteers (termed "Big Brothers" or " Big Sisters" or "Bigs").

Also uncertain was how much city, state or federal officials might intervene in the complex's financial predicament, if at all.

Hengzhan, the most important idea in Lu Xun's later thought, indicates the complex and tragic predicament of an intellectual in modern society.

All cases in this mix of benefits, debt and food poverty are complex, but Martyne's predicament is becoming common and if you look at the Department for Work and Pensions graph below you can see why.

They offered us a flat in the Quarry Hill complex but, desperate though our predicament was, my mother rejected its lowly ceilings as too dark and claustrophobic.

While the causes behind Egypt's poor economic predicament are highly complex, undoubtedly the lax security situation has much to do with it.

But their overall predicament is deep and complex.

This book, following Stern's earlier contributions, presents an excellent overview of the complex issues that underlie our environmental predicament, involving science, ethics, decision theory, and politics.

But the reality of Jim Rogan is more interesting, just as his political predicament is much too complex to be chalked up to impeachment.