How relevant this is to the Yankees' current predicament is, of course, open to debate.
Crowd-sourcing apps, real-time road-sensors, and streaming analytics would have enabled them to dynamically reroute and avoid the worst of the traffic; and GPS with real-time location tracking could have notified the NFL of their predicament (or, of course, they could have called from a cell phone).
It's just situations that put them into terrible predicaments, although of course human beings like to create their own situations.' He explains that the young murderer of The Decalogue, who kills a taxi driver for no apparent reason, is basically good if his sister hadn't been run over by a tractor, things might have been different.
Try souping up the predicament John (played, of course, by Downton Abbey star Kevin Doyle) finds himself in by taking the critic Paul Whitelaw's advice.
Of course, this predicament calls for extra organization, which becomes difficult on Twitter.
Of course, Obama's predicament isn't his own fault.
The central reason for the importance of tonight's debate is of course Mr. Perry's predicament.
In keeping with Eddie's predicament — and the drug has its downsides, of course — "Limitless" has a little too much on its mind.
And he was, of course, in the same predicament as everyone else in that Novak Djokovic stood so resolutely in his path to the very summit.
Of course, no one foresaw such a predicament four years ago, when California, the world's seventh-largest economy, decided to deregulate its electric industry.
