Sentence examples for predicament for which from inspiring English sources

We might take the more general view that each person has a right to be created with "due consideration for his or her humanity"; we can understand that life itself is a "predicament" for which one's children need to be well-equipped (Velleman 2008, 266 and 276).

Anxiety and depression are the top predicaments for which patients seek mental health treatment; schizophrenia is at the bottom of the list.

The nomenclature issue is a decades-old predicament for U.N.C.F., which has long struggled to keep up with younger generations of African-Americans without abandoning nearly 70 years of hard-won brand equity.

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.

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.

I have some sympathy for Bullard's argument, but also for the predicament in which Bernanke finds himself.

Abbas' acceptance of responsibility for the predicament in which both sides find themselves is remarkable, if for no other reason than because no other Palestinian leader has ever acknowledged it as a mistake.

That is the predicament in which we find ourselves".

But that is the predicament in which Intel now finds itself.

The Wall Street Journal article on the case aptly summarizes the issues facing musical instrument manufacturers, large and small: Gibson's predicament, which raises concerns for musical-instrument makers and other importers of wood, illustrates the pitfalls of complying with U.S. law while dealing with middlemen in faraway countries whose legal systems can be murky.

Yet it is Connecticut's Murphy who deserves the most credit for identifying the Democrats' predicament, which he first outlined in a Medium commentary urging progressives to lay out some foreign policy principles beyond simply opposing war.