Sentence examples for different predicaments than from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

I have more sympathy for Lara's current predicament than most.

For one thing, Duncan is a rather vaporous character, a nice, kind boy whose missing memory feels more like a literary predicament than a real affliction.

In both election cycles, his honest extremism has sometimes cut closer to the heart of our national predicament than the calculating partisanship of his more grounded rivals.

She doesn't know anything more about her predicament than we do.

Unfortunately, when we pull back, we see it's a much bigger predicament than it would first appear.

Even the rancher's age has more to do with his predicament than do predators.

"Women face different challenges than men do.