Sentence examples for central predicament from inspiring English sources
When Catherine returns from her visit to Leonie, there's a reminder of her central predicament.
Yet the central predicament that faced Conservatism after the 1992 election, when Major won more popular votes than any prime minister in history, was that it did not lose the argument but won it.
Indeed the popularity he enjoys among some people here underscores the central predicament the Saudi government faces in joining the American effort to hunt him down: too weak a stance risks alienating its main Western supporter, the United States, but too strong an alliance with Washington could foment serious trouble at home.
The slogan on his campaign buttons and flying discs alluded to the central predicament of his candidacy: "Fred Who?" But winning was never the point for Karger.
The central bank's predicament has several repercussions.
He compared the central bank's predicament to the one it faced during the mid nineteen-thirties, when it raised rates only to do an about-turn as the economy fell into another slump.
It would not be easy to explain the central bank's predicament to its shareholders, who include the Swiss cantons, or to unsympathetic political parties, such as the Swiss People's Party which has already sponsored an unsuccessful referendum to force the SNB to hold at least a fifth of its assets in gold.But although insolvency is humbling for a central bank, it is far from crippling.
Central to this predicament is the absence of a regional or national reporting system/register of persons with ABI.
The fact that many readers may have blanched at my unqualified appraisal above is central to understanding his predicament.
That absurd predicament is central to "Love and the Doorknob," a sketch about spatting newlyweds from an early episode of "Love American Style".
In terms of real progress on jobs creation, infrastructure and other matters central to our economic predicament, we could be looking at a solid year of nothingness, and therein lies another of the moment's disconnects.
