Sentence examples for predicament in having from inspiring English sources

Many in the Bush campaign team, notably former President George Bush, expressed sympathy for Mr. Ashcroft's political predicament in having to run against a dead candidate and admired his comportment when he accepted defeat.

Mr Bush's predicament in Iraq has emboldened the hardliners.

Marvin Washington of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is in the same predicament, having been in Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's Work Experience Program for three years.

This is not the first time Target has been in this predicament, having paid a $9.75m settlement in 2009 for a 2005 breach.

But, with its success, Carter found himself in the predicament of having to top himself.

Had she stopped to place herself in Mrs Brown's situation, she would have begun to understand the predicament in which she had been placed.

The American people are in the pleasant predicament of having to learn to live 50% better than they have ever lived before".

Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com believes it's a worthwhile gamble, and Ken Rosenthal writes on Foxsports.com that should the Rangers successfully sign Darvish, they will be in the rare predicament of having too much starting pitching.

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

"Nuisance laws undermine critical housing protections for survivors, placing them in the dangerous predicament of having to choose between enduring physical abuse on the one hand or facing eviction and homelessness of themselves and their children on the other," Sussman said, pointing to a recent report her organization authored on economic security for survivors.

Let's hope that continues tonight and he forces Ronaldo & Co. to pull out their A game. Portugal have marginally better individuals than Sweden overall, but they lacked rhythm and ruthlessness in the group stages and only have themselves to blame for landing in this predicament, having goofed badly to finish behind Russia.