Sentence examples for predicament that resulted from inspiring English sources

At the Atlantic Theater Company, where Mr. Hamingson has been the managing director since August 2004, he successfully handled a tricky real-estate predicament that resulted in the theater moving to a different location in Chelsea so that luxury condominiums could move in.

The simple-sounding plan that resulted — hire more local people and fewer foreign workers — left Mr. Harold and others who took a similar path adrift in a predicament worthy of Kafka.

Unlike Pope Joan, he avoided placing himself in predicaments that would inevitably result in the exposure, and thereby the failure and discontinuance, of the imposture on which he had embarked.

It is a curious predicament that would seem to be the natural result of such an atmosphere where "special but expendable" is the motto.

It's a predicament that strikes me as an exaggerated version of Oates's own.

The President's predicament has resulted from a long campaign of political vengeance that becomes more fervent with each passing day.

Our predicament is how best to determine the mean arterial pressure level that will result in optimal tissue perfusion in a given patient.

Some elements of the news media are increasingly critical, and the former military ruler, Mr. Musharraf, is facing several legal prosecutions that could result in jail time or even the death penalty, a predicament previously unimaginable.

Being in such a predicament almost always proves costly for borrowers — both in terms of fees they will owe and the lower credit rating that will result.

This is the real predicament that NATO now faces.

It is a predicament that mayors of many cities would welcome.