Sentence examples similar to navigating predicaments from inspiring English sources
But both Ferrante and Kardashian West were targeted because they are famous, and the celebrity of each woman is connected to the ways in which she has navigated the predicament of womanhood.
Even a politician with the talent of a Roosevelt, would be hard pressed to navigate Israel in this predicament.
When writing about sports, you have to learn to navigate an odd literary predicament: Your audience often already knows the outcome before it starts reading.
Nelson's predicament mirrors that of many students navigating the world of higher education in recent years.
Hopefully there's a way to preserve the only slightly toxic tradition of the delicious cheesesteak while navigating the more thoroughly toxic aspects of its present predicament. .
Hopefully, there's a way to preserve the only slightly toxic tradition of the delicious cheesesteak while navigating the more thoroughly toxic aspects of its present predicament. .
It is only natural that we are having trouble navigating this overflow of information, but it would be wrong to regard this predicament, or the tools associated with it, as the exclusive problem.
The upshot of this predicament is two fold: it is harder for transitional societies to resolve peace versus justice decisions because the traditions and institutions so important for navigating these questions are not yet present.
But they also run the gamut of the newer social predicaments posed by an ever more complex world, such as appropriate smartphone use at business meetings and how to best navigate networking events.
