Sentence examples for predicament observed from inspiring English sources

All in all, given such a predicament observed between providing comprehensive knowledge and willingness to participate in a vaccine trial observed in earlier studies, strategies to address both aspects are to be taken on board when conducting clinical trials, as this is ethically important when dealing with human subjects.

That deduction is in the same predicament is observed by Goodman and exploited for his solution of Hume's problem of induction.

Kafka observed his predicament carefully and to a friend he declared it to be fate: "… it is a just blow, which, incidentally, I do not feel at all as a blow, but as something quite sweet in comparison with the average course of the past years … " 61.

Having observed his captain's predicament, Marshall secured the Spanish crew below deck and took the prize crew off in a small boat to go to Downman's assistance.

Whoever once observed that life is an adventure, not a predicament, had the right philosophy for Twenty20.

Edgar Allan Poe's story "A Descent Into the Maelström", you may recall, is set in Norway, and its narrator, caught in the giant whirlpool, saved himself by carefully observing his predicament and working out an escape route.

These are ordinary lives acutely observed, with a brilliant dissection of different generations' attitudes towards the same predicament.

This predicament is likely caused by an obvious disconnect between controlled animal models and the heterogeneous clinical sepsis syndrome observed in humans [ 13].

Sacks observed his subjects with a naturalist's dispassion, and when his descriptions made me laugh or gasp or turn the page to find out more about the person's predicament I felt complicit.

No Enlightenment thinker observing our current predicament from the afterlife would be able to say "I told you so" as confidently as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, an awkward and prickly autodidact from Geneva, who was memorably described by Isaiah Berlin as the "greatest militant lowbrow in history".

"There are easier ways to learn French," said Lt. Col. Daniel Kopecky, an officer in the French Army who was observing Mr. Baird's predicament.