Sentence examples for predicament shows from inspiring English sources

Ms. Saberi's predicament shows the significance of any improvement in relations between Iran and the United States.

But the curry house's current predicament shows that a national attachment to Indian food did not necessarily extend to the people who made it.

"The company's current predicament shows people are simply spending less on goods, be it in physical or virtual shops," said Hargreaves Lansdown equity analyst Sophie Lund-Yates.

Their predicament shows how expensive it is to be poor in America.

Thompson opted to say very little about his predicament, showing admirable stoicism - Captain Scott with a hint of Captain Oates - but questionable literary judgment.

Laura Feldman, a lawyer who filed the suit with her partner Rosemary Pinto, said Mr. Bennett's predicament showed a need for greater education about the disease among prison inmates.

While the government insisted it would protect the needy while ensuring those who can contribute do so, Lucy's predicament showed how easy it was to fall through the gap.

The irony is that Liebermann's predicament clearly shows that for Hillary the enemy is not going to be Karl Rove and the Republicans attacking from the front.

There is fuel for all sides in Ms. Estrella's predicament: it shows that even food from a revered artisan producer can pose risks, while demonstrating the pitfalls for regulators who may be viewed as heavy-handed.

Many of tomorrow's city-dwellers will be poor, swelling the ranks of the billion who already live in slums, but however bad their predicament, experience shows that newcomers do not leave the city once they have moved.

"If there is any new information I can provide, I will do so without hesitation". Though police have emphasized that Condit is not a suspect in Levy's disappearance, the combination of the parents' pointed questions about his relationship with Chandra Levy and Condit's reluctance to speak publicly has hemmed the Central Valley congressman into a predicament that shows no sign of abating.