Sentence examples for growing predicament from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the country faces a growing predicament of what to do with nuclear waste from power plants and weapons sites.

Sunday's violence crystallized Lebanon's growing predicament: as Hezbollah has deepened its involvement in the war, fighting alongside the Syrian Army against the rebels, opponents of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria appear to be making good on threats to retaliate, further destabilizing the country.

There was a ton of fallout as the Greek economic crisis worsened this week week and the country struggled to come up with answers to its growing predicament.

The subject matter of her dreams and her stories is her own predicament of growing up, becoming a woman.

But elsewhere in Southern California, particularly a handful of mountain communities east of San Diego, the predicament grew much worse through the day as one of the bigger wildfires expanded, destroying more than 100 homes and threatening hundreds more.

Last week, Mr. Chen's 6-year-old daughter was reportedly allowed to attend school for the first time in a year: a victory that supporters say was prompted by the growing attention to the family's predicament.

As his predicaments grew worse, the Bush Administration stepped up its efforts to secure an agreement that would satisfy both Musharraf and Bhutto.

Research indicates that the number of Australians in this predicament is in the millions and growing.

KEEPING growing children geared up can be a pricey predicament, requiring parents to buy new athletic equipment frequently or to choose oversize items.

A growing part of the precariat perceives a common predicament, realising that this is a collective experience due to structural features of the economic and political system.

But there is also a growing sense that outsiders do not understand Israel's predicament, so criticism is dismissed.