Sentence examples for biggest predicament from inspiring English sources

The biggest predicament facing the European Union (EU) is visibility.

It's a big predicament for the big banks".

In between there was a very big predicament.

Unfortunately, when we pull back, we see it's a much bigger predicament than it would first appear.

DENVER, Oct. 26 — One of the Colorado Rockies' bigger predicaments over the last six weeks was tracking down a thesaurus.

That just goes to show how big the Swabians' predicament is.

Gordon Brown said last week he is "comfortable" with the White House's approach, but the contrast with the UK's more modest plans will be underlined on Tuesday, when the Bank of England governor Mervyn King appears before the cross-party Treasury select committee, which is carrying out an investigation of the "too big to fail" predicament.

Josh Marshall offers a compelling analysis of the public reaction to the Big Three's predicament over at Talking Points Memo, noting that the widespread reluctance to reward bad behavior at the automakers could be tied to the fact that most people actually grasp how car companies work, whereas the average American has no idea what role Citigroup really plays in the economy.

Then there is the predicament of the big media companies.

Accenture took a big step in acknowledging that predicament on Wednesday, announcing that new parents at the firm could work locally with no travel for up to a year after the arrival of a child.

Its "new politics", consisting of a partly appointed parliament, sweeping powers for military intervention and, of course, a strong crown, is "Premocracy" redux.The army is a big part of the country's predicament.