Sentence examples for predicament here from inspiring English sources

But there is a predicament here.

"We really are in a predicament here, and it's getting worse every year".

(How do you know you aren't in this predicament?)" Here too, Putnam's argument follows directly from his theory of meaning.

There is no mistaking the metaphor for the human predicament here, although many of the lyrics elsewhere are given a mock misogynist twist.

But Mr. Gore left no doubt that he was fully aware of his predicament here, telling the crowd that Republicans "tremble at the thought that all their efforts at confusion won't work and you'll see all their fuzzy-ness".

If the above describes your personal predicament, here's a solution: Buy convertible preferreds.

In explaining how Nassau County, one of New York's wealthiest, got into this predicament, some here point to what they say was the tendency of Mr. Suozzi's predecessor, Thomas S. Gulotta, to approve union contracts more generous than the county could afford.

The predicament Duhem here identifies is no rainy day puzzle for philosophers of science, but a methodological challenge that constantly arises in the course of scientific practice itself.

William J. Ryan, a sociologist who wrote about the tendency to blame the poor for their own predicaments, died here on Friday.

Mr. García's predicament was common here, almost a week after the worst flooding Tabasco has ever seen.

That is pretty much the predicament Russian authorities faced here a dozen years ago.