Sentence examples for for the predicament from inspiring English sources
As an explanation for the predicament of some ailing industries, this has merit.
"Multitasking" has become a popular shorthand for the predicament of modern workers.
To his critics, Mr Obama has only himself to blame for the predicament.
There is very little sympathy among liberals for the predicament of party centrists.
She is among those who blame development upstream for the predicament.
The federal government, not Georgia, is to blame for the predicament, he said.
Consider, for example, the predicament of an industrial supplier that is not only heavily exposed to commercial and residential real estate but also has many government customers.
As Shakespeare's art developed, his concern for the plight or predicament or dilemma seems to have grown.
How can you stack the deck any higher for the secretary?" The predicament of Mr. Rumsfeld and others does not elicit sympathy in all quarters.
John Dickinson, for instance, epitomized the predicament of the moderates, who clung to hopes of reconciliation until wartime violence and British intransigence nudged them toward independence.
For example, consider the predicament of a mountaineer deciding whether or not to attempt a dangerous summit ascent, where the key factor for her is the weather.
