In his new book, "Between Debt and the Devil: Money, Credit, and Fixing Global Finance Princetonon), Lord Turner argues that countries facing the predicament of onerous debts, low interest rates, and slow growth should consider a radical but alluringly simple option: create more money and hand it out to people.
Avast Photo Space Many of us have faced the predicament of running out of room on our phones and have been forced to choose pictures to delete.
Jeffrey Masson, a well-known Freud scholar as well as a cat fancier, faced the predicament a few years ago when he moved to New Zealand.
More Questions With contraction looming but under some question now because of a Minnesota court ruling Friday, some teams face the predicament of proceeding as usual with off-season plans or holding off pending developments.
The court faces the predicament of either doubling down on the myth that legal decision-making is "objective" — like Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.'s metaphor of an umpire calling balls and strikes — or admitting that legal decision-making requires choosing among conflicting perspectives in which different values are promoted.
Whether the comparison was Sontag's or the senator's, the assertion that the family of a 19-year-old in a serious car accident would not face the predicament of forgoing treatment or being crushed by debt is, unfortunately, dead wrong.
I would rather set it aside then face the predicament described in our song Losing It ('Sadder still to watch it die, than never to have known it')." The response from Rush fans on social media was an outpouring of despair, mixed with a degree of uber-fan one-upmanship: "I saw them back in '78 at Newcastle City Hall".
Only then do we face the predicament of having to perform a deeply private act in the presence of others.
Blackberry faced the predicament of many established firms who see the world around them changing, undermining their position of strength.
Those without a criminal record have, at some point, transgressed, but never faced the predicament of a legal proceeding -- a reality President Obama recognized when he visited a federal prison this summer and said the inmates were "people who made mistakes that aren't that different from the ones that I made".
Water authorities often face the predicament of dealing with decreasing raw water quality, the high costs of new technologies, water filtration systems that do not completely remove all potentially pathogenic organisms, and increased public demand for safe water.
