Sentence examples for predicament if from inspiring English sources

Also uncertain was how much city, state or federal officials might intervene in the complex's financial predicament, if at all.

Like it or not, that is the Mets' competitive predicament, if not the worst one the owners find themselves in.

Alabama would not have been in this predicament if not for the redshirt freshman quarterback Manziel and the SEC addition of Texas A&M.

He might have avoided the messy predicament if he had stayed in Moscow, but he could not resist a signed invitation to the inauguration of George W. Bush.

He scored with both of those attempts, which shows that City would not be in this predicament if they could provide him with more service.

She quotes the Algerian writer, Tahar Djaout - who was killed by the Armed Islamic Group in 1993 - for expressing the reporters' predicament: "If you speak out, they will kill you.

Munching from a tub of KFC in a red Carlsberg soccer shirt, she is blunt, outspoken and pragmatic (about others' predicaments), if short-tempered and possessed of a prodigious thirst for alcohol.

She excoriates what she sees as Mr Netanyahu's hawkish ineptitude and his apparent belief that Israel will always be surrounded by an army of enemies infused with a murderous anti-Semitism.As if Israel's predicament in a region that may soon become more hostile is not bad enough, two more fears are nagging away.

One sign that may indicate that Republicans recognize their predicament is if they quietly provide more financial backing to Mr. Akin, who still has a shot in Missouri.

Mr. Cafiso seemed aware of this predicament, even if he did open the set with the same four tracks as on "Charlie Parker With Strings: The Master Takes".

Ms. Liasson, like others on the left, added that Ms. Schiavo's predicament might, if nothing else, serve as a reminder to all of us to write a living will.