Sentence examples for predicament because of from inspiring English sources

Recently, the peacekeepers have had to confront this predicament because of the intensity of military activity.

I have a friend in a predicament because of his grotesque noggin.

The American team finds itself in this predicament because of a 2-1 loss to host Mexico in the semifinals of the Concacaf qualifying tournament.

Girl in a terrible predicament because of the things she has bought at Woolworths She's going to Florence and she doesn't know what to do with the things.

"Here we are in this predicament because of technology, the very thing that is supposed to keep us from being in this predicament".

The United States and Brazil are in this predicament because of losses in their opening first-round games on Thursday: the United States lost, 2-1, to a feisty Turkish team, and Brazil fell, 1-0, on a late goal by Cameroon.

Telling the story presents an acutely uncomfortable predicament: because much of the trouble came from African-Americans associated with Lincoln, the narrative tends to sound racist.

Don Chaney, a Knicks assistant coach, said Childs's predicament is because of his penchant for complaining to officials whenever he is called for a foul.

Many people are unaware of these indigenous peoples' predicament because they are thin on the ground and live primarily in remote areas.

United are in this predicament because people do not naturally take to the concept of football as a business affair.

"As your country is being attacked, you're also in a predicament because there's so much hate toward your place of origin and ancestors.