Sentence examples for different predicament from inspiring English sources

In fact, as I write in this week's Comment in The New Yorker, Syria presents, in every particular, a completely different predicament than Libya did.

But the selector of the German Olympic team faces a different predicament: he actually wants to leave out some of his most talented players.

But once you're living with someone and have made that commitment, it's quite a different predicament.

Other couples have a different predicament: one partner is a neat freak overwhelmed by a messy living space, while other is unfazed by — or even enjoys — the clutter.

Her unvarnished view is that men and women face very different predicaments, thanks to biology and to society.

National regulatory frameworks should therefore consider innovation stemming from mass selection as a parallel yet different (and not necessarily derogatory), seed-production scheme, raising different predicaments than dominant vertically integrated molecular plant breeding, and requiring incentives within a dual sui generis system for both modern and farmers' varieties.

Now she finds herself in a very different sort of predicament — a nasty legal fight between a former lover and her current one.

That presents a different kind of predicament for professionals.

On the other hand, dining solo produces a different sort of predicament: the inability to taste lots of things without busting the bank--and one's pants.

Thanks to its unique life cycle, however, the eel's predicament is different from other fish.

However, Boehner's predicament is different from those of earlier Speakers like Cannon and Gillette in that the threat to his continuing reign does not come from a redoubtable progressive bloodline of the GOP (which bellows for more vigorous action by the Federal Government), but from a formidable band of conservatives who are hard to propitiate.