Sentence examples for both a predicament and a from inspiring English sources

That's both a predicament and a promise.

This presents both a predicament and an opportunity to individual investors seeking retirement income.

By making his hero refuse to act, Shakespeare hit on both a brilliant psychological predicament and a structural innovation in a genre that had pandered to the public's appetite for blood and bombast.

Women's rights are a universal predicament, not only an Arab predicament and certainly not an Islamic predicament -- but just a phase that plagues every country in its course to development.

Its rival Goldman Sachs is in a similar predicament, and the future is uncertain as both sit at a road with several forks in it.

Contamination problems are a severe predicament and strong reason for doubtful credibility.

"We really are in a predicament here, and it's getting worse every year".

The presence of both silica and magnesium creates a predicament, due to the converse solubilities of colloidal silica and magnesium silicate.

It's a grown-up predicament, and Pink makes it absolutely clear, but not simple.

The depth that Arbus gives to that isolation both as a social fact and as a psychological predicament distinguishes her style from the superficial flamboyance of other photographers (now legion) who specialize, fashionably and forgettably, in the grotesque.

There is a predicament between cost, choice, and other consumer preferences.