Sentence examples for its current predicament from inspiring English sources
But it also put Wisconsin in its current predicament, in which it is one of potentially dozens of states petitioning the Department of Transportation for a chunk of the $2.4 billion that the state of Florida gave up when its governor, Rick Scott, rejected high-speed rail.
Given its current predicament, no wonder it decided to.
Even as Best Buy insists it can get out of its current predicament, competitors are circling, as everyone tries to prove one point: that electronics stores can thrive.
Quite how Montepaschi – as it is commonly known – found itself in its current predicament is a long and complex story, and it is likely to be a while before it is explained fully.
But it is hard to see how Oracle escapes its current predicament by making its cloud a huge success.
In Washington, BP has become a toxic political symbol that is a target on all fronts, even as it is seeking to work with the government get out of its current predicament.
Britain's colonialist past certainly has something to do with its current immigration predicament.
Rescuing Nassau from its current fiscal predicament and rebuilding its crumbling physical infrastructure requires someone with vision and proven political skills.
It's a pity, because given the political climate, a fact-driven investigative account of how the world got into its current energy predicament, and how we can extricate ourselves, would be extremely welcome.
Perhaps the publishing industry, given its current financial predicament, should consider adopting the work ethic of the late editor Robert Giroux, who ate a turkey sandwich and Jell-O at his desk each day for lunch; he once said, "Editors used to be known by their authors; now some of them are known by their restaurants".
Clapper, who is under political fire after apologizing to the Senate for misleading it on domestic surveillance, invoked the specter of Vietnam-era abuses – a sign of how seriously the intelligence community sees its current political predicament – to say "the intelligence community today is not like that".
