Sentence examples for is facing a predicament from inspiring English sources

As Elena drives her youngest son, Ian, to Cambridge University, she thinks that she is facing a predicament she had read about in novels-that of a divorced woman, bereft of children, having to grew old alone.

The New Yorker, September 13 , 1976P. 37 As Elena drives her youngest son, Ian, to Cambridge University, she thinks that she is facing a predicament she had read about in novels-that of a divorced woman, bereft of children, having to grew old alone.

By Edna O'Brien The New Yorker, September 13 , 1976P. 37 As Elena drives her youngest son, Ian, to Cambridge University, she thinks that she is facing a predicament she had read about in novels-that of a divorced woman, bereft of children, having to grew old alone.

John is facing a predicament similar to the one my son faced a couple of years ago.

— With four weeks left in the regular season, the Rangers are facing a predicament few could have foreseen last May when they finished two victories short of the Stanley Cup finals.

"When climate change is framed as a health issue, rather than purely as an environmental, economic, or technological challenge, it becomes clear that we are facing a predicament that strikes at the heart of humanity," add Lancet Asia editor Helena Wang and editor Richard Horton in a commentary on the commission's report.

"When climate change is framed as a health issue, rather than purely as an environmental, economic, or technological challenge, it becomes clear that we are facing a predicament that strikes at the heart of humanity," wrote Lancet editor Richard Horton and Lancet Asia editor Helena Hui Wang in a comment also published with the study.

An Alabama woman is facing a similar predicament.

To compound the problem, the industry is facing a man vs. nature predicament where man's domination has, in a way, backfired.

Once again Niger is facing a food crisis, a grimly familiar predicament in a vast desert country with an explosive birthrate and rudimentary agriculture.

The Tankan results, Credit Suisse economists said in a note Wednesday, "confirm that the Japanese economy is facing an extremely difficult predicament, with many indicators hitting their worst levels on record".