Sentence examples for additional predicaments from inspiring English sources

Additional predicaments include the poor state of health facilities as well as geographical disparities in their availability, which further hamper patient access.

What perhaps no one predicted was the additional predicament the Jamaican government would create for itself over the hiring of the lobbying firm, something which Mr Golding had previously denied.

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").

An additional 3.8 million members of their households faced the same predicament.

Brian Kelly, an assistant United States attorney, wrote in the government's court filing that Mr. Bulger's disclosures of trips to Boston and Las Vegas (where he "claimed he won more than he lost") suggested that Mr. Bulger "may have additional assets and/or allies willing to assist him in his current predicament".

He described the predicament as one reason the Fed might consider limiting its plans for additional asset purchases.

Goreham took no additional steps to protect the Polly, and any attempts to get word of his predicament out were again delayed by his decision to await the return of scouts he had dispatched earlier.

Some tenants will undoubtedly pay their additional bedroom tax contributions – but many won't or won't be able to, leaving landlords in a difficult predicament.

Having so few housing choices is a predicament shared by about 100,000 Long Island young adults together with 200,000 more in the boroughs outside Manhattan and an additional 31,000 in the Hudson Valley.

Additional real-world touchstones are the growth of Radio Shack stores, and the 1980s television program MacGyver where the lead character would resolve each episode's predicament by fashioning an escape plan out of found objects (Zlotoff 1985).

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