Sentence examples for create a predicament from inspiring English sources
If Super Bowl rings are designed to reflect a team's unique personality, that would seem to create a predicament for the Steelers.
But there also is clearly a political component at play here, as the White House seeks, while managing its own problems, to create a predicament for Mr. Bush's Democratic opponent.
A decision to abandon the Justice Department's case could create a predicament for Mr. Moussaoui's court-appointed civilian lawyers, who would have to decide whether they had any standing to continue to represent him and whether they wanted to try to keep him from being transferred to military custody.
Yet seasonal probing creates a predicament for people like me, who are estranged from their family, or those who don't have a festive home to return to.
The situation is in many ways a continuation of the cat-and-mouse game Apple is constantly engaged in with hackers, but the unusually prominent nature of this hacking — and the fact that the hacker was the United States government — creates a predicament for the company.
The presence of both silica and magnesium creates a predicament, due to the converse solubilities of colloidal silica and magnesium silicate.
This created a predicament for Leopold, who had unresolved issues with the court.
Yes, the ruling military is a crucial regional security partner, and this creates a predicament for the Obama administration, the main financial supporter of the military.
In a recent paper, "In Praise of Blushing," W. Ray Crozier, a professor of psychology at the University of East Anglia in Britain, concludes that it "can serve a useful social function; alternatively it can create a social predicament and be a source of shame or embarrassment for the blusher".
The recent California Supreme Court decision granting gays the right to marry creates a novel predicament.
The menu creates a similar predicament, beginning with foods and flavorings familiar to Indian menus, then taking a flying leap.
