Elliott H. Quinones, a Yonkers resident who has been waiting for a liver transplant for three years, said, "I'm just one of many in the same predicament that stands to gain the gift of life from such a bill".
The tension surrounding the club's predicament manifested itself in the stands, resulting in a subdued atmosphere at St Mary's.
If the predicament of any one company can stand in for the current entwined predicaments of the capital markets and real estate and New York City, that company is surely Merrill Lynch.
Our predicament is like that of a person who stands in the porch that leads into a very different building or structure and must conjecture what the complete or whole plan is like.
And he was, of course, in the same predicament as everyone else in that Novak Djokovic stood so resolutely in his path to the very summit.
No issue reveals our predicament more clearly than the issue of a coalition government on which we are now taking the stand, in support of the Saigon regime, that there can be no coalition that includes the NLF.
Berylson had earlier stood by the 51-year-old Holloway, who was appointed early last year, despite the club's predicament, saying last week: "I don't believe that a change of manager would lead to different results.
If Halbig stands, the ruling might at last be the tugged thread that causes the whole law to unravel.The current predicament stems from two main problems with Obamacare.
Later, after he is elected and his approval ratings plummet, she thinks: "I was saddened, dejected; if Arnold couldn't stand firm, what hero was going to be big enough, steadfast enough, to pull me from my predicament?
His is a predicament shared by many preadolescents: done with childhood, Doon shudders at the broken society he must inherit, and cannot stand the apparent complacency of the adults around him.
