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.
The unexpectedly deep plunge in home sales this summer is likely to force the Obama administration to choose between future homeowners and current ones, a predicament officials had been eager to avoid.
I was pondering this predicament one day a few months ago when Steinbrenner came out and shook my hand.
The Europeans criticized the Americans for failing to come up with enough money for the I.M.F.; the Americans criticized the Japanese for failing to expand their economy; and the Japanese complained that no one understood their predicament.
On Monday, several Mormon women approached the Hassoun family in West Jordan, a Salt Lake City suburb, and asked if they could organize an event to raise awareness of Corporal Hassoun's predicament, one of the women, Irene Smith, said.
Her predicament, one presumably faced by other recent immigrants or those with the ability to move easily and go far away from the madness, echoes what so many of us feel existentially.
"I don't know if I'm the only one in this predicament at that school," she said Thursday before returning to campus, "but I feel that I can't really be open with people".
In a letter to Phillips, written in the spring of 1949, shortly after his flight to Europe, Baldwin had outlined his predicament: "One of the reasons I came flying over here was that at home I'd worked myself into such a state that I didn't know where I was going or what I wanted..
In June, a different Redditor posted a picture of a kind note left by a cop in Ottawa, who was more than understanding of one person's predicament!
Other couples have a different predicament: one partner is a neat freak overwhelmed by a messy living space, while other is unfazed by — or even enjoys — the clutter.
