Of all the predicaments facing the BBC, listeners struggling to distinguish between Radio 1 and Radio 2 was never one of them.
All these predicaments originate from doctors' "immoral" behaviors, such as treating patients with indifference, practicing defensive medicine, and receiving kickbacks and hongbao (red envelopes containing cash).
"I am quite sympathetic about all your predicaments," she wrote, "but the truth is that we are at the final step and I am not willing to let go, especially with all of these amounts of money that you say that you have to pay back".
Whether through craft or constitution, Mr. Norton invests Walter with a petty cruelty that makes his character's emotional thaw and Kitty's predicament all the more poignant.
Venezuela was once a beacon for development in Latin America, which makes its current predicament all the more perplexing.
As the hard-driving president of New York Horse Rescue, a nonprofit organization that had its origins in the rehabilitation of racetrack castoffs but now copes with all breeds in all manner of predicaments, she is more interested in rescuing horses than whispering to them.
Clearly, this is a predicament all choreographers face; here, it feels like a vague premise masking Mr. Vidich's incessant drive to push boundaries.
All in all, given such a predicament observed between providing comprehensive knowledge and willingness to participate in a vaccine trial observed in earlier studies, strategies to address both aspects are to be taken on board when conducting clinical trials, as this is ethically important when dealing with human subjects.
To have no regret about his predicament is all the more extraordinary in that he could have been released in 2009.
Mr. Bush's predicament is all the more difficult because he was the brother who most of his family (including his mother) and friends thought was the most likely to become president.
