There was a strong sense that they had returned to facing the same struggles of poverty and unemployment that they recognised from prior to their HIV diagnosis, a predicament shared with many other women living in low-income areas in Cape Town.
"In a certain sense, this particular predicament is filled with many fewer distractions than other times in my life and actually enables me to work with a little more concentration and continuity than when I had duties of making a living, being a husband, being a father," he said.
But this year the problem for many politicians is, what friend do you reward?" Mr. Stavisky said he sympathizes with many politicians' predicament this year.
Both Cheryl, a confident, occasionally glib narrator, and Violet Greenfield, Walker's gawky heroine, have their heads on straight, despite the fact that they're teenagers — 16 and 17 — dealing with predicaments many adults would have a hard time handling.
With many clubs facing perilous financial predicaments in recent years the committee also says measures to safeguard their future have not gone far enough.
And if my conversations with many self-identified Arab Khartoumites are any indication, "what if" anxieties are certainly a cause too in this national predicament.
Apart from stigmatization's negative impact on various aspects of social life and mental well-being [ 66, 26], Pachankis, stresses that "the ambiguity of social situations combined with the threat of potential discovery, makes possessing a concealable stigma a difficult predicament for many individuals" [ 65].
A mere 1,000 of them remain, faced with the same predicament as so many species worldwide: extinction.
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.
Emily got out of her predicament with all speed.
