Sentence examples for predicament of deciding from inspiring English sources

Joe Hardstaff junior was also left out; he had scored a duck and 43 in the First Test, and had a toe infection, so the selectors were spared the predicament of deciding whether to drop him on performance grounds.

For example, consider the predicament of a mountaineer deciding whether or not to attempt a dangerous summit ascent, where the key factor for her is the weather.

His predicament was deciding what to do with all that sudden wealth.

The only way out of his predicament, he decides, is to start dealing pot.

Vivendi's recently hired chief executive, Jean-René Fourtou, who is in charge of reversing Jean-Marie Messier's acquisitions, did not expect to be in this predicament, especially after deciding to sell the publishing units.

Jamie deliberates over whether he should use the safeword to get out of this undesirable predicament, but decides instead to whine about it to Eliot over a salad dinner.

After almost two years of struggling with its predicament, management decided to bring things to a head by proposing a restructuring plan that would have extended debt maturities for several more years enough time for energy prices to recover and for the company to regain its credit rating and thereby its access to the capital markets.

Several influential business and civic leaders, learning of the predicament of inner-ring suburbs just south of the city, decided to lend a hand.

Intolerance is the predicament of our time.

More important, the predicate names the predicament of the subject.

Dream Trippers: Global Daoism and the Predicament of Modern Spirituality.