Sentence examples for predicaments choosing from inspiring English sources

The politically dexterous candidate avoids episodes where they might get themselves into these predicaments, choosing instead to play it safe and toe the party line.

Barry, faced with this bizarre predicament, chose not to seek a fifth term.

Her predicament is choosing the church or her love, but a shrew, a gay pirate and a witty adulteress all have opinions about what she should do.

Still trying to process the fact her healthy, active husband was in such a predicament, she chose a procedure in which doctors send a device through a blood vessel in his groin and up to his brain to open the blockage.

There are lots of ways to address this predicament, and I chose a common one: downsizing.

Choosing a new chairman of the S.E.C. is the perfect time for President Obama to decide whether, despite everything, to go for the status quo — which brought us to our current economic predicament — and nominate Ms. Miller for the S.E.C.

The law lords paid great attention to the "dilemma" facing those in Purdy's predicament – where the risk of prosecution if her husband accompanies her could compromise her ability to have the death of her choosing.

The discourse around single parents, 90% of whom are women, is that they have shamelessly chosen their predicament.

Obviously the district is in this predicament because it has chosen not to act in good faith and they must assume responsibility now for the benefit of all the students.

"Nuisance laws undermine critical housing protections for survivors, placing them in the dangerous predicament of having to choose between enduring physical abuse on the one hand or facing eviction and homelessness of themselves and their children on the other," Sussman said, pointing to a recent report her organization authored on economic security for survivors.

Doomed to Choose: Industrial Policy as Predicament.