Sentence examples for for this predicament from inspiring English sources

I wonder if humans have a word for this predicament.

No advances in medicine, as remarkable as they may be, will ever provide us solace for this predicament.

Romney and others will be competing with Gingrich to blame the President and congressional Democrats for this predicament, but on this subject Gingrich is a step ahead.

The French worried that their race, as they thought of it, faced extinction, and placed the blame for this predicament, as Allen points out, on everything from absinthe to coddling poodles and playing with dolls.

The reason for this predicament, according to the seven regional Bell operating companies, is that at least 30percentt of the nation's telephone lines have not been converted to offer "equal access," which makes it possible to use any long-distance phone company, such as MCI or US Sprint, simply by dialing "1" and the area code and number.

One of the reasons for this predicament can be inferred from the students' lack of mastery of the skills targeted during instruction that they cannot identify for themselves what exactly comprise a quality, average or poor performance.

For Buffett, this predicament proved even more dangerous.

Let's hope that continues tonight and he forces Ronaldo & Co. to pull out their A game. Portugal have marginally better individuals than Sweden overall, but they lacked rhythm and ruthlessness in the group stages and only have themselves to blame for landing in this predicament, having goofed badly to finish behind Russia.

For readers in this predicament, Gadamer's elaboration of the historical nature of reason and, indeed, his own exegetical, discursive dialogical practice may provide important resources.

For those in this predicament, here are some suggestions from the Professional Plant Growers Assn.

The reason it's especially difficult for me to accept this predicament is that, of all the intoxicants out there, weed is the only one that I truly love.