Sentence examples for predicament in terms of from inspiring English sources
Calhoun and Eaton explain the town's predicament in terms of race and poverty.
Second, because the function of value judgments is to constitute new valuings that solve the individual's predicament, they can be assessed instrumentally, in terms of how well they perform that function.
Moreover they do this from a distinctively first-personal point of view, one that is defined in terms of a practical predicament in which they find ourselves (either individually or collectively people sometimes reason jointly about what they should do together).
Being in such a predicament almost always proves costly for borrowers — both in terms of fees they will owe and the lower credit rating that will result.
"Where we differ is in terms of the consequences to be drawn from this predicament.
It seemed as if, having exhausted his options in terms of putting on a front or a spin on Chelsea's predicament, he could do little more than offer a relatively understated explanation.
In terms of real progress on jobs creation, infrastructure and other matters central to our economic predicament, we could be looking at a solid year of nothingness, and therein lies another of the moment's disconnects.
In terms of racial desegregation?
In terms of securitization?
