Sentence examples for predicament for the from inspiring English sources

It's a big predicament for the big banks".

Serbia's situation is a predicament for the European Union.

The situation in Lhasa represents a complicated predicament for the Communist Party, which is now holding its annual meeting of the National People's Congress in Beijing.

If Super Bowl rings are designed to reflect a team's unique personality, that would seem to create a predicament for the Steelers.

"The only thing I could understand about that was it might present a predicament for the commentators," said Jane Weiser, the vice president of the band boosters and the mother of a clarinetist in the band.

It is a familiar predicament for the Brotherhood, which has been banned for most of its 85-year history and has successfully fought off every threat to its existence.

There are no easy answers to America's predicament, for either the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama or the businesses that have bet heavily on China.

A constant barrage of unprecedented horrors around the world causes misery, sure, but it also provides hilarious new predicaments for the staffers of a network's news-graphics department as they scramble to produce the little visuals that appear over their anchorperson's shoulder, dizzily trying to keep up with nightmarish scenarios no one could have imagined the day before.

(This has presented an unusual predicament for writers in the field: "You couldn't tell the story of the blues without Mack McCormick, and you couldn't tell it because of him").

This is a worrying predicament — for who will have the conscientiousness, the persistence and the grit to change it?

Having reported on the Kurdish predicament for years, when I heard the Syrian Kurds had managed to gain control of parts of northeastern Syria, I could hardly wait to see it with my own eyes.