Sentence examples for predicaments where from inspiring English sources

After shaking hands to seal the deal, the three Italians raise their glasses to Mr. Kopeky and offer felicitations in Italian that are translated in a subtitle as 'idiot, moron and chowderhead.' Subsequent commercials with Mr. Aykroyd portray him in similar predicaments where his ignorance of global business also hurts him.

"She's in a predicament where she needs assistance," Ms. Norden said.

Why did the team put itself in a predicament where it may have to pay more later?

Then you can end up in the same predicament, where you are heavily leaning on market returns in the years before retirement.

Israeli officials said they were moving to ease Palestinians' predicament where possible, and they said Palestinians' own mismanagement and militancy had made the army's restrictions necessary.

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.

Only after we had done all that would we then sit down with a blank sheet of paper and say, "O.K., given our current fiscal predicament, where should we cut spending and where must we raise new tax revenues so that we can bring our government back to solvency and, at the same time, reinvigorate our formula for growth and success".

Only by developing better estimates of the real effects of regulation on employment can policy debate in the United States even hope to rise above the current polarized predicament where regulation's effects on jobs are too often either superficially treated or overblown by officials on both ends of the ideological spectrum.

I've passed through their transoms one way or another throughout the years….As far as this film is concerned, you find yourself in this strange predicament where you're against other Republicans, but you all want to win, and you want your perspective heard".

While the pope may think he's putting Trump in a predicament where he has to choose between being "pro-life" and anti-DACA, it appears that many of these Catholics are like Bannon in that they don't look to the pope to shape their views on immigration or even abortion issues.

The criminal proceedings, as Lessig put it, already put him in a predicament where "his wealth [was] bled dry, yet unable to appeal openly to us for the financial help he needed to fund his defense, at least without risking the ire of a district court judge".