Sentence examples similar to plain predicament from inspiring English sources
The Republicans' predicament was plain.
But it's tough to sell this logic to a Northern electorate prone to seeing the South's predicament as a plain instance of profligacy (a diagnosis that is surely off the mark in Spain's case).
Regardless of how early eukaryotes escaped from their predicament, it is plain that the problems faced by a prokaryotic host cell with bacterial endosymbionts are serious, if not irreconcilable, and go a long way towards explaining why there are no surviving evolutionary intermediates between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
One commenter likened Dr. Epstein's predicament with malware to "a catastrophe in plain sight problem," like "space junk, fracking, global warming".
Sallam's predicament started on 21 June, when men in plain clothes handed her over to the police while she was buying water at a kiosk near a demonstration dispersed earlier by security forces.
In plain terms, it means you're stuck and that any move out of the predicament invites disaster.
This was her predicament.
Knight's predicament is unfortunate.
My predicament wasn't comparable.
This brought on a predicament.
