Sentence examples for predicaments which from inspiring English sources
The practicewith diverse rights structureis perceived as property-rights tragedy by virtue of numerous predicaments, which ensue in sub-optimal POS and quality of life issues.
Oscar and Lucinda are in predicaments which, in the twentieth century, to a twentieth century sensibility, are absurd - but never, for one moment, seem so to themselves, nor to their creator.
Several other analysts and investors said Mr. Parsons's political experience was suited to the company's current predicaments, which center on making peace with irate shareholders, building morale among disgruntled executives, and fending off federal securities regulators.
It is the awareness of each others' predicament which is most striking.
He also critiques more expansively modernity's moral predicament, which renders impossible any project resting solely on ethical foundations.
Mostly in those early essays he showed a sophisticated comprehension of his own predicament, which was hopelessly complicated.
It is a predicament which leaves Benitez disinclined to make the sale of Crouch an easy one.
Her parents – a professor and a teacher of English – are "scared" about her predicament, which she too finds somewhat bizarre.
He accepts his predicament, which was caused in large part by the deal he received in 2005.
Betsy's advice had a metaphorical relevance to my personal financial predicament, which made my blood run colder than the freezing air temperature.
Mr. Abbas called Washington to describe his predicament, which produced a phone call from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to Mr. Netanyahu, demanding steps to keep the indirect talks alive.
