Sentence examples similar to an intensifying predicament from inspiring English sources

Southeast Asia: an intensifying battlefield for tech investments.

Terrebonne's predicament was an intensified version of a classic American dilemma: the belief that ghettoizing a disadvantaged population is morally wrong, joined to the conviction that the disadvantaged population might be a lot happier in the next county.

Time pressures intensify the doctors' predicament.

As Jeremy's predicament intensifies – watchers across the road, followers in the street, interference with his appointments, at one point a lost mobile phone rediscovered in the refrigerator with the message "phones listen" on its screen – we realise that Jeremy's plight is at least in part an aspect of a much larger one.

"Being an athlete intensifies everything," he said.

I'm in a bit of a predicament.

"It was a bit of a funny predicament.

Europe faces an immigration predicament.

It's an awful predicament.

Barack Obama, meanwhile, faces an inverse predicament.

It's an existential predicament".