Sentence examples for predicament reflected from inspiring English sources

Fran Barrett, executive director of the Community Resource Exchange, an agency that assists nonprofit groups citywide, said the coalition's predicament reflected a larger problem.

He saw his own spiritual predicament, reflected: "By the end of the song he has entered a kind of hallucinatory ecstasy," Bangs writes.

The reaction to the club's predicament reflects that of the polarized country itself.

Europe's predicament reflects an earlier time in which politics and economics became unhinged from one another.

At the center of it all is the 42-year-old Colonel Waltemeyer of the Special Forces, whose predicament reflects that of many American commanders in Iraq.

Their predicament reflects what the industry executives call the hostile financial and regulatory environment for air transportation in Latin America's largest economy.

Mr. Wehelie's predicament reflects the aggressive response of American counterterrorism officials to recent close calls with major terrorist plots: last year's foiled plan to blow up the New York City subway; the failed attempt to take down an airliner headed for Detroit on Dec. 25; and the fizzled car bombing in Times Square on May 1.

Opec's predicament reflects developments in both supply and demand sides of the market.

El Monte's predicament reflects the deep difficulty of reining in public pension costs.

China's predicament is reflected in a simple statistic: this country is already the world's second-largest consumer of energy, and yet on a per capita basis, the Chinese consume scarcely 10percentt of the energy used by Americans.

The feeling of predicament may reflect the moment in 1943 when Dubuffet recorded the look of Parisian subway riders alert to the possibility of Nazi supervision.