Sentence examples for difficult predicament of the from inspiring English sources
The film (which deservedly triumphed at the last Berlin festival) deals with the difficult predicament of the young "Israeli-Palestinians" (Palestinians descending from the families that remained within Israel after the 1948 war) whose everyday life involves a continuous struggle on two fronts: against both Israeli state oppression and the fundamentalist pressures from within their own community.
Nearly 200 London hospital service workers will go out on strike on Monday, in a dispute which its organisers say highlights the increasingly difficult predicament of low-paid people in the capital, and problems particularly faced by women and migrant workers.
Brown faces the further difficult predicament of having to exist in the same moment as Barack Obama.
But behind the scenes, the increasing fragility of the law's insurance marketplaces has created an increasingly difficult predicament for the president's top advisers.
A statement this week by a group of reform-minded officers spoke of the "difficult predicament" many of them would face if Mr. Marcos calls on the military to support him in a last-ditch defense of his presidency.
Apart from stigmatization's negative impact on various aspects of social life and mental well-being [ 66, 26], Pachankis, stresses that "the ambiguity of social situations combined with the threat of potential discovery, makes possessing a concealable stigma a difficult predicament for many individuals" [ 65].
But the emotional debate has put other would-be participants in a difficult predicament.
"It's a difficult predicament," he said.
Facebook is in a particularly difficult predicament.
I think Milton is one of the great radical rethinkers of many difficult predicaments, as well as an amazingly gifted poet just on the technical level.
