Sentence examples similar to altering predicament from inspiring English sources
But, while that seemingly life-altering predicament might have driven any one of us to the 'dark side,' it never seemed to bother "Mr. F".
Such defiance from the island will be admired by some, yet it does not alter Cyprus's predicament.
Stakeholders in Nepal welcomed the announcement with caution, mindful of a similar agreement Kathmandu signed with Bangladesh in 1976 that failed to alter the trade predicament, since that route still requires transit through an uncooperative India.
It is under this consideration that Iran is likely to take action to attempt to alter its current predicament – the objective being to weaken the sanctions and to provide time and space for continued nuclear development.
The late setback did not alter Liverpool's predicament in Group B. They would have needed to beat Basel at Anfield in a fortnight with a win in Sofia and that equation remains the same after their draw and the Swiss team's home defeat by Real Madrid.
With "Life After Life," Atkinson knew she wanted to write about the London Blitz, but she also wanted to experiment with a protagonist who constantly dies and is reborn, and she wanted to examine whether someone in that predicament could actually alter the course of history.
This divestment, in addition to the recent receipt of an Islamic bond valued at around £2m (with around £18m still outstanding as an uncertified claim), provides small contribution to reducing Mouchel's £87.4m net debt (and meeting a £30m voluntary re-payment date), but does not materially alter the group's current predicament or its most recent covenant breach.
This presents a special predicament to wind developers, because wind turbines can alter the landscape more completely and more abruptly than any other type of land use.
