Sentence examples for predicament began from inspiring English sources

And as he deteriorated, Julka's failure to understand his predicament began to break his heart.

Their predicament began a month before, in April 2011, when a series of devastating tornadoes struck Raleigh, N.C., where Ms. Berry and her daughters lived.

Colleen A. Dunlavy, a business historian at the University of Wisconsin, argues that the road to the present predicament began in the 1850's with the shift in corporate governance from one vote for each person to one vote for each share.

The predicament began about two weeks ago when Taiwan-based handset manufacturer HTC announced a new phone called the Hero.

The menu creates a similar predicament, beginning with foods and flavorings familiar to Indian menus, then taking a flying leap.

A clear-eyed understanding of our predicament begins with the recognition that American interests and values do not always rhyme; imagining that they do makes it more likely that in the end we'll compromise both.

To appreciate the nature of our predicament, begin with a quick look at the world's existing energy portfolio.

Nowhere is it more clear than on the big screen when a character's predicament begins to shift.

Once I sensed the nature of his predicament, I began to feel more sympathetic toward Charlie Ravioli.

It also cannot be very masculine in nature: It's because of him that you're in this hellish predicament to begin with".

What we need in this world is to quit giving people fish, which enables them in the same disempowering behavior that got them in the predicament to begin with.