Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez, the commanding officer here, admitted that the release of the grisly photos, which he was carrying with him today and exhibited briefly, presented a predicament.
"The only thing I could understand about that was it might present a predicament for the commentators," said Jane Weiser, the vice president of the band boosters and the mother of a clarinetist in the band.
Rather, it appeared that the assaults presented a predicament for Pakistan's military because they showed that a group that had been protected had gotten out of control, said a Western diplomat, who spoke on the condition of anonymity according to diplomatic custom.
This presented a predicament for Kate.
This presents both a predicament and an opportunity to individual investors seeking retirement income.
This presents a special predicament to wind developers, because wind turbines can alter the landscape more completely and more abruptly than any other type of land use.
The president's predicament with California presents a quandary for the state's leading Republicans.
As synchronicity often scripts, the next day, an adult friend relayed a story that presented a similar predicament.
(This has presented an unusual predicament for writers in the field: "You couldn't tell the story of the blues without Mack McCormick, and you couldn't tell it because of him").
Telling the story presents an acutely uncomfortable predicament: because much of the trouble came from African-Americans associated with Lincoln, the narrative tends to sound racist.
