Considering Dortmund's current predicament, it is fair to say that the club's recent occupation of Bayern's perch was just as short-lived as Bremen's, Hamburg's and Gladbach's before them.
While it's easy to look to your strikers in such a predicament, and a fair portion of the blame has fallen at the decreasingly capable feet of Christian Benteke (and bounced off again), Villa, for years, have lacked a creative spark.
To be sure, the sad predicament of art fair sameness described by Cotter has no simple remedy -- the relationship between today's art market and the state of today's art leaves even insiders puzzled.
He said that his predicament over not having a fair trial was "especially frustrating".
Representatives of the military junta usually claim the country is doing very well, considering the lack of help it receives from abroad, but "mess" is a fair summary of Myanmar's economic and political predicament.
Imagine if O'Malley had had to build a pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair, and you'll get a sense of the predicament Alinghi faced when it came to town.
Nasdaq's predicament is that it must provide a fair and efficient market for investors, while keeping its members and owners, the big brokerage firms that execute investors' trades, happy as well.
Multiply that predicament some fiftyfold and you have a fair sense of New Hampshire's North Country — a largely forested region with about one- third of the state's real estate, 12% of its population and a small fraction of New Hampshire's $34 billion 1996 gross state product.
"I don't think it's fair to make people believe something when they're in a predicament like ours, and lead them on, and then have them let down," she said.
If you use a single fair coin, I immediately find myself in a 1 bit deficit predicament: I do not know whether it is head or tail.
Finally, since we Greeks place so much emphasis on our historical legacy, it is fair to ask if history offers any perspective on the country's current predicament.
