Sentence examples for predicament further from inspiring English sources

Their predicament further underlines how unsatisfactory it is that legitimate concerns about the conduct of democracy in the UK had to be pursued by means of the ancient and, in some respects, rather bizarre legal channel of an election petition in the first place.

The women's predicament deteriorated further in the 1990s when the sale of land was authorised.

He decided to leave the prisoner alone for a while to be finger-printed and to contemplate his predicament before further questioning.

But the price tag for Europe will be immeasurably higher if Middle Eastern predicament reaches further into Turkey, not just in extra costs but, as in the 1990s, perhaps also in Turkish Kurd refugee numbers as well.

This predicament is further described below.

This predicament is further exacerbated in an emerging country like Algeria, which is more likely to face serious financial instability that can potentially interfere with economic growth and development efforts.

This predicament is further supported by research showing that the format of the effect measure may influence patients' acceptance of taking a medication [ 1, 2, 7] as well as doctors' and health authorities' willingness to recommend or prescribe it [ 3, 19].

The channel's predicament was worsened further in the weeks leading to the trio's arrest by the broadcast of AJE material on AJMM, the network's now-banned Egyptian offshoot.

Brown faces the further difficult predicament of having to exist in the same moment as Barack Obama.

They are often not believed, nor are people as sympathetic towards their predicament, which leads to further isolation and stigmatization.

So Edmund Morris could not be further from the predicament he found himself in when, having published "The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt" (1979), he was made the authorized biographer of one of the most psychologically inaccessible Presidents we've had, Ronald Reagan.