Sentence examples for predicaments arising from inspiring English sources

Ethical predicaments arising as a result of the strike, the role of all stakeholders including government and doctors in strike and the impact of strikes on patients are discussed in detail.

Most constituents' predicaments arise from excessive or incomprehensible paperwork, shoddy consumer protections and impassive bureaucracies.

This removes the predicament arising from the usual subjective decision making when forming an aggregate function and also transforms the final solution selection from a negotiation process to a straightforward and knowledge based procedure.

Paradoxically, the I.M.F.'s predicament arises directly from its recent success in responding to the crisis in Europe.

Both sides may be in agreement that, in the end, human nature is to blame, but the question remains whether, ultimately, our predicament arises out of the venality of the many or of the few.

The bigger question is how much Goodell and those around him will be chastened by Tagliabue's rebuke, and will consider his counsel when the next thorny predicament arises.

It was severe banking crises that pushed Ireland and Spain as well as Cyprus to call for help.But Slovenia's predicament also arises from its history.

The Russian avant-garde filmmaker provides the symbolic bridge to Lemon's vision of a new modernism arising through the resolution of the postmodern predicament -- Hari and Kris Kelvin, struggling for consciousness of their own projections.

Both companies face continuing business challenges arising from their troubles, and the British oil company's predicament is still much more uncertain than Goldman's.

She also has a wolf pack of paparazzi on her trail, and one of the film's delights — it is more than a mere in-joke — arises from seeing Kristen Stewart inspecting her own predicament, as it were, from the outside.

It's telling of Facebook's current predicament that before they can adequately answer some questions, even more arise.