Sentence examples for predicament of whether from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

I have also often been in the predicament of trying to determine whether the image I hold in my head is of the actual experience or the memory of the image itself.

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.

Whether or not the predicament of such a vital industry should prompt a reconsideration of fundamental antitrust policies is suddenly a matter of urgent debate.

Given the dire predicament of many young black men in the United States, the larger question is whether the African-American community really needs another center fielder, another slugger.

Intolerance is the predicament of our time.

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

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 the second defendant, Ryan D. Wagner, is different.