Sentence examples for predicament of increasing from inspiring English sources

Creative solutions are needed to resolve the predicament of increasing human demand for fish protein and nutrients amid growing concerns about the global viability of wild fish stocks.

But she warned that if the Port Authority awarded a ferry contract to another private company, like SeaStreak or New York Water Taxi, commuters would soon find themselves in the same predicament of fare increases and limited schedules.

As the economy faces a depression and unemployment climbs, the number of people who are in this predicament will also increase.

The bird ensemble captures issues at the heart of our current predicament: unknown pathogen origins, exotic composites of unlikely elements, increasing complexity, vast public health implications.

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

Intolerance is the predicament of our time.

It is an awful glimpse into his predicament, and the predicament of mortality.

It is hardly surprising that the Internet is full of forums where they discuss their predicament; the predicament of their compatriots at home; the predicament of fellow Muslims in Afghanistan, Syria or Iraq.

The predicament of state workers has drawn a great deal of attention recently, and rightly so.

But the predicament of the "petites bonnes" has caught the attention of the media.

But, with its success, Carter found himself in the predicament of having to top himself.