Sentence examples for predicaments we face from inspiring English sources
How can we find answers to the predicaments we face, without knowing what the questions are?
In this world, it would be much harder to mislead people because media outlets would shift their resources to covering the content of proposed legislation, the exploding role of corporate influence in our affairs of state and the scientifically confirmed predicaments we face as a species.Talk about playing into Rush Limbaugh's hands!
In this world, it would be much harder to mislead people because media outlets would shift their resources to covering the content of proposed legislation, the exploding role of corporate influence in our affairs of state and the scientifically confirmed predicaments we face as a species.
The issues and predicaments we face are linked inextricably as never before.
It is that very lack of "demand" due to consumers saving, due to corporations building cash reserves, due to the inability of QE2 to create demand that has us in the predicament we face.
It was Ben Okri's great meditation on the predicaments that we face as humans, Mental Fight.
We talked to a number of experts about hypothetical events that could send the U.S. real estate market into a skid, from highly unlikely scenarios such as a military confrontation with China, to the types of predicaments we have faced in recent years, like natural disasters and terrorist attacks.
"You were able to put an end to the very excruciating predicament that we faced in March and April," said Mr. Hosono, who wore the blue uniform of the workers.
This predicament - the threat we face from rising waters - forms the thematic undercurrent of the whole collection.
Only then do we face the predicament of having to perform a deeply private act in the presence of others.
Rereading it in the midst of the current crisis, I was stunned to see the direct line connecting the outrages of 2003 to the predicament we are facing today, and how they set the stage -- and opened the door -- for the much larger, more sophisticated, and much more dangerous excesses that drove the housing and financial collapse of the past year.
