Sentence examples for permanent predicament from inspiring English sources
Carter and company insist that this doesn't need to be a permanent predicament.
But no one wants to go there, and revolution is evaded in favor of a vague, apocalyptic premonition.... Mentions an ernest demonstration by French students, favoring longer school hours... a permanent French predicament: life is made miserable for teen-agers and sweetens only in late maturity.
Ms. Gbalajobi's predicament highlights the obstacles permanent residents face when seeking social services, obstacles that American citizens do not.
Many, myself included, have been arguing that our current predicament is not crisis-consequent austerity, but a permanent adjustment.
And yet, he contends in six timely essays (some familiar from his many expert books), the United States contributed mightily to the North Korean predicament and Americans should acknowledge this forgotten responsibility and negotiate a permanent peace.
This was her predicament.
Knight's predicament is unfortunate.
My predicament wasn't comparable.
This brought on a predicament.
Time and again, her characters are granted temporary or permanent reprieves from the bleakness of their daily routines, though their prospects are less likely to improve than their attitudes, their willingness to face their predicaments with resignation or acceptance.
