Sentence examples for predicament after from inspiring English sources

Some insurance policies cover storm damage, but not flooding, a common predicament after hurricanes.

She and the president had a shared view of America's global predicament after George W. Bush left office.

Mexico's predicament after the draw in Honduras is no more extreme than the situation the U.S. faced before the Costa Rica match.

Even before the mid-terms, pundits wondered whether Mr Obama had it in him to follow the example of Mr Clinton when he faced the same predicament after 1994.

Well before November's mid-term shellacking turfed the Democratic majority out of the House, Obama-watchers wondered whether this president had the ideological flexibility to do what Bill Clinton did in the same predicament after the mid-terms of 1994.

That was perhaps why he was able to make light of the team's predicament after learning at the last minute on Sunday that Baas would not be available to play because he had headaches.

So what drives Deidre Sanders, agony aunt extraordinaire, to keep solving the nation's personal predicaments after 30 years in the job?

This time, he faced a new predicament: hours after leaving Australia, the Farley, which had been registered in Belize, was stripped of its flag by the authorities there.

Mr Mullin sympathises with Mr Blair for his predicament but, after soul-searching and a few wobbles, he votes against the war.

Posnanski, a near compulsive blogger and poster on Twitter, offered a kind of glimpse of his predicament soon after the initial revelations last fall.

The Lebanese-born scholar Fouad Ajami says, in his 1981 book "The Arab Predicament," that after the shock and despair of the 1967 war Egypt required "solace and consolation" and felt a "nostalgia for purity" that only Islam could provide.