Sentence examples similar to imposed predicament from inspiring English sources

A similar self-imposed predicament plagued U.S. officials during the war in Vietnam.

Some were painted with her fingers after she ran out of paintbrushes, but all show a haunting awareness of her predicament and the sense of loss imposed by her imprisonment and coming fate.

In speaking briefly to the judge before she imposed the sentence, Mr. Seabrook appeared to blame others for his predicament, much as his lawyers had sought to do during his trial last year.

I found the courage to send David an email, apologizing for imposing and explaining my predicament.

Curfew imposed.

There is an irony in Mr Rutte's predicament: his government was the most strident in demanding budget cuts and reforms elsewhere, and yet has fallen apart over a more modest adjustment than those imposed on Greece and Spain.There is something else even more disturbing.

Structure had imposed order.

Curfews were swiftly imposed.