Sentence examples for its predicaments from inspiring English sources

"UNCHR is monitoring the situation and recommending governments that each case is decided based on its predicaments not on the nationality of the asylum seeker.

Fifty years of increasingly frantic attempts by the industry to rectify its predicaments through adoption of organizational and digital technology improvements have failed to reverse or even stop the downward trajectory in productivity, which kept declining, as environmental damage has continued, and as waste level has remained unchanged.

Goa's critics say it has only itself to blame for its predicament and that it has a mountain to climb if it is to attract well-heeled visitors.

The N.H.L. is aware of its predicament with the Winter Classic; it signed a contract with the University of Michigan enabling it to delay as long as possible before canceling the game, right up to Jan . 1

I'm not quite sure how to extricate the country from its predicament, but whoever [becomes] president, it's clear that that person will have a really amazingly complicated task. .

Greece spent its way into its predicament while failing to collect the taxes it was owed and hiding the problem from the rest of Europe.

When a minority group is oppressed it is the only way of drawing attention to its predicament.

Because whenever a people reduces all its problems to a conspiracy by someone else, it absolves itself and its leaders of any responsibility for its predicament -- and any need for self-examination.

If it stays single, on the other hand, Sun returns to its predicament of a month ago: how to become profitabile again with its market share shrinking amid a global recession.

Will Iraq squirm out of its predicament?

But its predicament is not entirely unique.