Sentence examples for introduced predicament from inspiring English sources
The screening process introduced predicament for a few studies, where hospitalisation was an outcome measure but where the intervention was not aimed at reducing hospitalisations.
A second topic concerns what are known as "ante-predicaments," and are introduced by Aristotle at the beginning of Categories: univocity, equivocity, and denomination.
The man introduced himself with a pamphlet about his paintings and explained his predicament: He had already engaged an architect to design his home and studio, but was having misgivings because the scheme was too conventional.
Either is it such as predicament as the man who was earnest to be introduced to a distinguished deaf woman, but when he was presented, and one end of her ear trumpet was put into his hand, had nothing to say.
In "This Is 40," Mr. Apatow revisits Pete and Debbie (played by Mr. Rudd and Ms. Mann), the middle-aged parents introduced in "Knocked Up," as they are barraged with commonplace predicaments: Is Pete's business failing?
How to introduce children to pets is a common predicament amongst new parents.
Directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, the movie takes a good hour or so to introduce our moderately engaging heroes and their moderately engaging predicaments, before involving them in a chuckleheaded caper.
Saki Knafo introduces us to several of Tampa's homeless, as well as those who seek innovative solutions to their predicament.
Introduced as "a picture book for grownups," it inverts the didacticism of some children's literature, using the predicaments of its young characters to teach adults a few lessons about how the world works.
This was her predicament.
