Sentence examples for Pose a predicament from inspiring English sources
Some pose a predicament: she has a job whose responsibilities she is not sure how to fulfill, a therapist she has never met and a best friend to whom she has never spoken.
And the opportunity for a resurgence for our Grand Old Party in America and in Colorado posed a predicament for me: do I spend the next 9 months engaging in a $5 million battle of attrition against Scott McInnis -- believing that I'd be a better Governor than Scott, but knowing just as surely that Scott would be far superior to 4 more years of Bill Ritter?
The variability in the composition and preparation methods poses a predicament in making true comparisons between different studies and their relative effectiveness.
For professional photographers, advancements in technology pose an interesting predicament.
The persistence of slavery posed a moral predicament for someone who wished to avoid any intimation of cultural advantage, and it was clearly causing Stark a struggle.
For Israel, this poses a new predicament.
Yet the success of early intervention is posing a painful predicament for schools and families -- a predicament made more immediate by a rising tide of diagnoses of autism.
But Posner contends that this predicament does not pose a significant problem for the economic approach to the law: one need simply acknowledge that imagining the suffering of a murder victim "requires more 'effort' (that is, cost) than immediate perception".
This brought on a predicament.
"I'm in a predicament!" she said.
