Sentence examples for global predicament from inspiring English sources

She and the president had a shared view of America's global predicament after George W. Bush left office.

Žižek added, "Is this not more and more the way many of us, at least in the developed world, relate to our global predicament?

In our own current global predicament, it is all too easy to fall for the idea that for art to be relevant, it must address the global situation; it must be didactic and edifying and morally imploring.

Contamination of fresh water by phenol and its derivatives due to their extensive applications has become a serious global predicament.

The Giving Pledge may or may not contain, but is consistent with, an implicit recognition that facing the global predicaments of climate change, financial volatility, social inequality and political inertia, neither economic growth based on consumerism nor philanthropy as usual will be sufficient.

And yes, many talk of poverty and deprivation - but this is part of the global human predicament.

There is nothing like the end of your own contract to draw the global postdoc predicament painfully close.

On September 16, 2011, water experts will gather in New York for a conference at the United Nations entitled the "International Water Forum", the focus of which will be the alarming global water predicament.

As for the crackup in complex mortgage-backed securities, now at the center of the debt predicament, the global bank UBS has justly called it "the biggest failure of ratings and risk management ever".

"A weakening dollar, possible Latin American debt failures and potential global conflicts may exacerbate the predicament".

"Winter is coming," the rather sulky denizens of the imaginary land of Westeros repeat to each other, and these words eerily echo the gathering gloom of our contemporary predicament, from the global financial crisis to nuclear meltdown to widespread revolution.