Sentence examples for a practical predicament from inspiring English sources
Moreover they do this from a distinctively first-personal point of view, one that is defined in terms of a practical predicament in which they find ourselves (either individually or collectively people sometimes reason jointly about what they should do together).
The practical predicament we confront is that the combination of finance capital and public administration – the dominant drivers of employment and growth over the past 30 years – has not generated very much value.
This kind of predicament demands a practical solution, and in this situation that would be a personal shopper such as the store's Paolo Casseb – someone with a good eye who knows the stock.
It is a thought experiment designed to arrive at a practical judgment, action upon which is anticipated to resolve one's predicament.
I'm in a bit of a predicament.
That's both a predicament and a promise.
Today, Datong faces a similar predicament.
This put Voeckler in a strange predicament.
