It's one thing to recognize the predicament.
Recognizing the moral predicament of discontinuing a constitutive treatment might contribute to unease or reluctance on the part of patients and families to consent to destination therapy with medical devices.
In her first story collection, "she treats her eclectic band of characters — several children, a chimpanzee, an obsessive analyzer of handwriting, two Indian wrestlers in Edwardian London, a former grocer, an aging dance teacher, a widower, a writer and a ghost — gently, almost parentally, pitying them while recognizing the humor in their predicaments," Ms. Cooke writes.
In "Aerogrammes," her first story collection, she treats her eclectic band of characters — several children, a chimpanzee, an obsessive analyzer of handwriting, two Indian wrestlers in Edwardian London, a former grocer, an aging dance teacher, a widower, a writer and a ghost — gently, almost parentally, pitying them while recognizing the humor in their predicaments.
That carefully hedged sentence shows that Khalidi is no conspiracy theorist, and recognizes the complicity of Arab regimes in their own predicament.
Many recognize the setting and the circumstances, and can identify with the blur of questionable choices that allowed an experienced group to put itself in such a perilous predicament.
"We know the predicament we're in," Cuddyer said.
But the poor and middle class are in an equally serious, if less well recognized, political predicament: the government has become almost entirely unresponsive to them.
Colonel McCallister said that once the crews recognized their predicament, they negotiated with the smugglers, who eventually agreed to move their operation a short distance up the coast.
Your aim is to help the lender recognize your predicament and want to help you.
"Following major storms, homeowners recognizing their precarious predicament built so-called erosion protection structures to protect their property," it said.
