Sentence examples similar to predicament over whether from inspiring English sources

The predicament over the presidency has revived a public debate over whether the Electoral College -- created by the founding fathers in 1787 in part to protect states from encroaching federal power -- is obsolete and should be replaced by the popular vote.

Israelis today relished the Palestinian predicament over the terror attack.

He said that his predicament over not having a fair trial was "especially frustrating".

I've known many people who've been in this predicament over the years and it's unfortunate to say the least.

GOP leaders have put themselves in an awkward predicament over the court seat, which has been empty since February.

DENVER, Oct. 26 — One of the Colorado Rockies' bigger predicaments over the last six weeks was tracking down a thesaurus.

President-elect George W. Bush's loyalists said that while Mr. Clinton spared himself a possible indictment, he also spared Mr. Bush from the trying predicament faced by President Gerald R. Ford over whether to grant a pardon to his predecessor.

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.

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.

I'm still mulling over Matt Dony's predicament from the last over.

Arguing over whether the transaction is complete.