Sentence examples for necessary predicament from inspiring English sources
From the outset of the film, I see Marclay conveying the necessary predicament in analyzing Time: that Time is understood in two distinct ways, both of which can be graphically described on two distinct if perpendicular axes.
To fully appreciate the nature of the energy industry's predicament, it's necessary to go back a decade to 2005, when the production-maximizing strategy was first adopted.
Moved by her situation, the church quickly raised the necessary $210 to get Weissinger out of her predicament and on her way.
Chief Executive Richard Notebaert Richard Notebaert pointed hopefully to his free cash flow of $320 million for the quarter and said he is "aggressively taking the steps necessary" to rescue Qwest from its various predicaments.
It was a predicament I had come to accept; a necessary evil that could not be got around.
And he rejects the argument that the black poor are responsible for their predicament, insisting that an aggressive public policy response is necessary to break the cycle of poverty.
This reflexivity is necessary to develop empathy through a better understanding of the patient's predicament [ 31], avoid assumptions and stereotypes [ 21], and to be aware of ones own attitudes and prejudices [ 32].
We can only answer this question by looking to Strauss's published work as a whole and to the place of Persecution and the Art of Writing within this whole and to do so it is necessary to understand Strauss's most basic question, which concerns what he calls the "theologico-political predicament of modernity".
Continuing on the argument set above, and given the economic predicament and the immediate need to stop the regressive and ultimately ineffective and inefficient funding, a necessary and urgent reform is the transition to an alternative system of both urban and rural health centers' reimbursement.
Israeli officials said they were moving to ease Palestinians' predicament where possible, and they said Palestinians' own mismanagement and militancy had made the army's restrictions necessary.
