The phrase "a predicament not only" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used when introducing a situation that has multiple aspects or consequences, typically followed by "but also."
Example: "This is a predicament not only for the company but also for its employees."
Alternatives: "a situation not only" or "a dilemma not only."
Women's rights are a universal predicament, not only an Arab predicament and certainly not an Islamic predicament -- but just a phase that plagues every country in its course to development.
It faced a financial predicament, not only because it was extending population coverage, but also because the Government did not always pay its portion of the tri-partite (employers, employees and the government) contribution arrangement agreed to in the 1940s.
This predicament is not only applicable in Israel but in Jordan and Lebanon as well.
The "leniency" release is a bittersweet victory for many of Mr. Song's dogged supporters, who saw his predicament as a test case not only for academic freedom, but also for legal reform in China.
Mr. Bergren-Aragon said there are two openly transgender people in his fraternity, and the group thought Mr. Collins's predicament provided an opportunity to not only "raise awareness of transgender issues," but also "rally around someone in need who could not help himself".
This book sums up perfectly the predicament of the young, not only in the 60s but also in the succeeding years and decades.
"If the Bradford Bulls do not survive their current predicament it will affect not only the employment of our members and the other Bulls employees but the very soul of the Bradford community will be ripped out; the Bradford heartbeat will stop".
While an inconvenience for most districts, the date change has proved to be a costly and potentially worrisome predicament in New Rochelle, where voters are deciding not only on a school budget, but also on the fiscal future of the city's library.
The predicament of prayer is twofold: Not only do we not know how to pray; we do not know what to pray for.
The surviving inhabitants are illiterate, childlike, and credulous, lacking not only a history of their own predicament but also any real sense of the loss.
