Sentence examples for daily predicament from inspiring English sources

For the one and a half million Palestinian citizens living in Gaza, ways to absorb and describe their daily predicament - these collective and individual experiences of extreme violence - had already been used up by the two years of siege that preceded this week's carnage.

But along with the amazing benefits, I find myself in a daily predicament of trying to balance the connected life while living in the present moment, which is very important to me.

If death is the only sure escape from the surrealism of life's daily predicaments, why should Royston Vasey offer another choice?

The vehicle — parked illegally with its boxy body positioned squarely across the pavement — left no space for pedestrians to squeeze past, and like most Athenians who face the same predicament daily, Mr. Pouliasis was about to step into the street to go around it.

Beijing Youth Daily reported on the predicament of Lin Xiao, an alias for a student from Jiangsu Province.

We are asunder, a predicament perhaps best expressed by the Daily Mail's Robert Hardman being photographed in a cathedral calling people "godless".

That sounds much like the predicament teachers find themselves on a daily basis.

The cure for daytime fatigue or inconsistent sleep patterns can often be linked to daily routines, overall lifestyle of an individual and some health predicaments faced by some individuals.

According to John Cornwell in the Daily Telegraph, "Stephen Hawking's reputation as an oracle perhaps has to do with the iconography of his predicament: the unfettered brain ranging across time and space..

During Tuesday's daily briefing, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney was asked several times whether Obama would move to help Boehner out of his predicament.

Time and again, her characters are granted temporary or permanent reprieves from the bleakness of their daily routines, though their prospects are less likely to improve than their attitudes, their willingness to face their predicaments with resignation or acceptance.