On Bairstow's predicament the England captain, Eoin Morgan, said: "It's not easy when there are guys challenging for places every game.
Here was a predicament to challenge the rightly renowned Japanese politesse.
Yesterday, as snow began to fall in the city, weather forecasters were predicting a blizzard that could leave the New York metropolitan region with more than a foot of snow by the end of today, a predicament that challenged even those men and women who until now had resisted berets, fedoras and ski caps alike.
When he began to suspect that one of the defendants was being tortured, he was caught in a moral predicament that challenged his deepest convictions.
The ruling challenges parliament to re-examine the predicament of those who are severely ill and wish to die but cannot do so without medical assistance.
The ruling challenged parliament to re-examine the predicament of those who are severely ill and wish to die but cannot do so without medical assistance.
And contrary to the cheery colors, the subject matter actually gets a bit dark, exploring the "predicaments, dreams, and fears that challenge contemporary humanity," according to the show's press release.
Democrats in Congress, especially senators facing tough reelection challenges next year, were bitterly upset at the predicament in which Obama's words had placed them.
Her new "Area 51," a collaboration with Aki Sasamoto, challenges performers to use circus skills to escape bizarre predicaments.
Although Adorno was situated squarely in the Marxist tradition that Foucault would occasionally challenge, Deborah Cook demonstrates that their critiques of our current predicament are complementary in important respects.
