Sentence examples for predicament not to from inspiring English sources

On a bare stage, he portrays being caught up in a vortex of faith and stubbornness, and ultimately assigns the blame for his predicament not to Wave Systems or to Jerry, but to his own obsessive foibles.

If Ceradyne's military predicament is not to your tastes, try Kyocera.

Barry, faced with this bizarre predicament, chose not to seek a fifth term.

What it all boils down to is that the Knicks are in a serious predicament, not just for this season but for the future.

Opposition to the automaker bailout is fueled by the widespread perception that the companies themselves are responsible for their predicament, not the faltering economy.

Guy Nordenson, who has expertise in seismic codes, says, "We have a predicament not only for engineering but for planning and design in general.

As a fan of Oakeshott, who believed, as I do, that life is a predicament not a journey, I have an instinctive dislike of political road maps.

Women's rights are a universal predicament, not only an Arab predicament and certainly not an Islamic predicament -- but just a phase that plagues every country in its course to development.

It faced a financial predicament, not only because it was extending population coverage, but also because the Government did not always pay its portion of the tri-partite (employers, employees and the government) contribution arrangement agreed to in the 1940s.

Tells of the many politicians caught in the predicament of whether or not to support the non-democratic campaigns in S. Vietnam, yet still remain faithful to democratic principles at home.

The predicament of ordinary people seems not to have moved him much.