Sentence examples similar to predicament in selection from inspiring English sources
Mr Bush's predicament in Iraq has emboldened the hardliners.
This paper identifies the educational predicament in relation to their environment and poses an architectural solution.
The example on drought risk analysis (Figure 8) uncovers a predicament in the results of the vulnerability analysis.
The uitlanders created an acute predicament in his mind.
The available array of microbiologic diagnostic tests is another predicament in the management of rickettsial diseases.
Hyperlipidemia is a common predicament in modern society owing to changes in lifestyle and food consumption in humans.
The most maxi-Muslim predicaments in the first few episodes?
It reminded me of our selection predicament at Headingley in 1981; there, I eventually took Boycott's advice, who said something to the effect of: 'It's going to help all sorts of bowlers, but the quick ones do it quicker.' So we left Emburey out and went in with four front-line seamers (plus the one man who survived to this match - Peter Willey).
What a predicament to be in.
But it's a hard predicament to be in.
