Sentence examples for predicament emerged from inspiring English sources
When her predicament emerged, Downing Street officials stressed this was a "local council issue", an argument Riven does not accept, instead tracing a direct link between budget cuts imposed by central government on local authorities and the squeezed resources available to families with disabled children.
Agamemnon's predicament emerges as neither a war against the Trojans, nor an argument with the gods, but a battle against the far more capricious forces of the media.
But we have to acknowledge that a complete solution is not possible unless we address the core beliefs from which our present predicament has emerged.
Indian market regulators are facing what is becoming a common predicament in emerging markets: too much money.
But I actually think that they need to be reconciled — and more, that the Republican Party cannot escape its current predicament unless leaders emerge who are capable of reconciling them.
It has rural Bharat on one side that is steeped in illiteracy, poverty on the one hand and, a literate, rich, glitzy, corporate, urban India on the other; thereby fortifying the predicaments of an emerging nation.
As public institutions deteriorate, élite anxiety has emerged as a gauge of our national predicament.
In his A Natural History of Religion, he provides an account of how religion emerged from human nature within the human predicament.
It is an unusual predicament, at a time when increasing volatility in real estate markets elsewhere has emerged as one of the biggest challenges to global growth.
The hurried deal that emerged from that early-morning call in late August underscored Bank of America's predicament: It was the too-big-to-fail bank that, to some, also seemed too big to succeed.
An unknown figure until the last few days, Lee has emerged as a potential hero from Lehman Brothers' collapse, having attempted to alert auditors Ernst & Young to the way the bank was disguising its worsening financial predicament.
