When African-Americans begin to view their plight with a human rights lens, they are able to link their predicament with that of people of African descent in Latin America, Europe and throughout the diaspora.
Those matters are linked by Rangers' predicament.
Eissa's predicament is linked to the rapid devaluation of the Egyptian pound last December, which raised the cost of imports including diesel.
The architectural criticism was inextricably linked to our national predicament, because in Kunstler's view the American economy since the Second World War has essentially been one of continuous sprawl-building, made possible by cheap (but diminishing) energy sources, and, given what we've built, it amounts to "the greatest misallocation of resources in the history of the world".
Looking around his flat, and noticing its abundance of pop culture ephemera but apparent lack of musical or recording equipment, it strikes me that Lawrence's predicament may be linked to his unwillingness to get bogged down in the nuts and bolts of making music.
The issues and predicaments we face are linked inextricably as never before.
The writings of Franz Kafka, dwelling in a different way on the dilemmas and predicaments of modern life, also seem indissolubly linked with life in this city.
The cure for daytime fatigue or inconsistent sleep patterns can often be linked to daily routines, overall lifestyle of an individual and some health predicaments faced by some individuals.
This is becoming a familiar predicament in baseball, with its huge salaries and its growing roster of superstars linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
(The same predicament exists in Germany, France, the U.K., and, yes, the USA see page 3 in the linked pdf).
Some of the factors that had been linked to poor compliance included low socio-economic status, unstable lifestyle, general negative attitudes towards one's predicament, cognitive strategies and patient's personal and psychological characteristics.
