Sentence examples for predicament of working from inspiring English sources

I keep thinking about the existential predicament of working for Time Inc in 2014, as it gets ready to spin out of Time Warner, away from the safety of luxe cable assets, and relaunch itself as a lonely print enterprise.

While she went on to explain in the story that she ultimately realized her mistake, as well as the common predicament of working people of all races, she gave no indication she had attempted to right the wrong she had done to this man.

The evolving predicament of the working class necessitates an evolving culture of empathy, both offline and online.

(Home ownership means a lot to Mosley: his first mystery novel, "Devil in a Blue Dress," opened with Easy Rawlins in a similar predicament — out of work and about to lose his house to the bank).

LinkedIn recently made a tiny move into exploring diversity in hiring by at least allowing recruiters to search their job candidate results by gender, but this is a far cry from actually addressing the specific predicaments that particular segments of the working population have, and how to help them connect better with employers who might be keen to bring more of them on through recruitment.

Researchers tell the BBC that out-of-work Americans tend to blame themselves for their predicament, regarding the lack of a job as a personal failing.

I will spare you the details of Chris's and my respective responses other than to say that the humor that for so many years has helped us cope with our strange familial predicament is no longer working.

Last year, the Catholic bishops of the South issued a pastoral message on the poultry workers saying, "We would like to focus attention on the predicament of our brothers and sisters whose work exacts an intolerable personal and community cost".

Homes displays a genuine depth of feeling for the predicament of children and the elderly in a world where "Dad works all the time" and "Mom's entirely electronic".

" 'Yeah, we're in between tree one and two.' We don't get a very precise location," Danny Nasser, who works at Maya Taqueria in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, said, recalling the predicament of one deliveryman who spent nearly an hour searching Prospect Park.

But the Bankses' story opens with an entirely contemporary predicament: a mother with tons of work being blindsided by a crisis more terrifying to the maternal soul than infidelity or financial reversal — nanny trouble.