Sentence examples for serious predicaments from inspiring English sources

I had overcome a major incident, so felt certain I could handle less serious predicaments that might come my way.

In Hitchcock films, Cary Grant and James Stewart played average men in serious predicaments, but we were familiar with the two actors as highly stylized, invincible stars, and that familiarity allowed us to relish the movies as fanciful adventures.

This is the serious predicament, the deep and haunting problem, confronting modern man.

What it all boils down to is that the Knicks are in a serious predicament, not just for this season but for the future.

"In my own mind, I am convinced that Colonel Fawcett is alive, but he must be in a very serious predicament by now," Dyott declared upon announcing his search effort.

But he has perhaps unintentionally provided Nigerians with a chance to rethink the flippant way that the bride price is discussed and instead consider the serious predicament of this age-old tradition.

Second, no President can ignore the damage done to American interests by the Iraq war when thinking about future crises — and the possibility of a nuclear Iran is a serious predicament.

The MetroStars, who have lost two in a row after their victory over D.C. United in the second game of the season, will be in a serious predicament if they lose these next two games and go to 1-5.

That's not because there are not deprived and excluded people in this country, and it is also not because being relatively poor is not a serious predicament – there are, and it is, and the position of the relatively poor in the UK is growing worse.

With the increase of human space activities and deep space exploration missions, the Earth orbit is in a serious predicament caused by millions of space debris [1].

However, if he, as a man, finishes the last drop of toilet paper and doesn't replace the roll and we use the bathroom after him, then we are in a serious predicament.