Sentence examples for predicament is more from inspiring English sources

CRISIS may be too strong a word for it, but Britain's economic predicament is more than a little uncomfortable.

Here are the Knicks by the numbers: While it's simple to judge how the Knicks are doing as a whole, precisely what the solution is to the Knicks' current predicament is more difficult to pinpoint.

He said that while Europe's predicament is "more complicated" since it requires coordination among multiple governments, steps his own government took to blunt the impact of the American financial crisis in 2008 and 2009, including the stimulus, can stand as an example for Europe.

Jacob Steinberg Match report: West Ham United 3-3 Arsenal Wenger admits title hopes are fading after draw Rafael Benítez smiled at the mention of the 'Miracle of Istanbul', then became glum again when asked whether Newcastle's current predicament is more hopeless than Liverpool's seemed when they were 3-0 down to Milan in the 2005 Champions League final.

Earlier this year, Mr. Torricelli's predicament was more likely to produce an embarrassed shrug from many of them.

Johnson's predicament was more complicated.

And to follow the subtle comparisons to Lombard, whose "comic response to her predicaments is more rambunctious than raffish".

As the hard-driving president of New York Horse Rescue, a nonprofit organization that had its origins in the rehabilitation of racetrack castoffs but now copes with all breeds in all manner of predicaments, she is more interested in rescuing horses than whispering to them.

If anything, Mamdouh Habib's predicament is even more uncomfortable.

Dr. Dean's predicament is far more dire.

Nonetheless, their predicament is far more affecting than you might have expected.