Sentence examples for common predicament from inspiring English sources
Some insurance policies cover storm damage, but not flooding, a common predicament after hurricanes.
Indian market regulators are facing what is becoming a common predicament in emerging markets: too much money.
While their sectors may be at varying stages of development, they are facing a common predicament: a shortage of professionals skilled in Islamic finance.
A COMMON predicament for women is what shoes to wear in the irksome fashion season that falls between winter boots and summer sandals.
That same year food shortages a common predicament for Cabo Verde worsened considerably, and the government relied heavily on foreign aid and food imports to feed the country.
A growing part of the precariat perceives a common predicament, realising that this is a collective experience due to structural features of the economic and political system.
As for the lady who looks upon death as "eternal bliss" and at the same time "an unpleasant subject," she epitomizes the common human predicament of living in the divided house of faith and reason.
This atmosphere of politics as usual is not the only predictable aspect of the new democracy: theater here seems to be floundering for subjects and causes, a common enough predicament among nations with former totalitarian regimes.
It's an increasingly common white-collar predicament.
What they had in common was their predicament as highly gifted Jewish women in a culture that exacted a terrible psychic toll both on women and on Jews.
