I only give the "victim of circumstance" argument nominal credence, because I do believe choice and will play a significant role in our predicaments.
The ECHR ruling affects Stephen's predicament in a significant way, said Mike, because a change in the law will be harder to achieve as a result.
The ECHR ruling affects Stephen's predicament in a significant way, said Mike, because a change in the law will be harder to affect as a result.
In some significant ways, Mayor Johnson has made this predicament more acute.
Myrdal, under the influence of Hägerström's value-nihilism provides a pragmatic way out of the value-incommensurability predicament, by the use of significant and relevant explicit value premises, as points of departure for social engineering.
But Posner contends that this predicament does not pose a significant problem for the economic approach to the law: one need simply acknowledge that imagining the suffering of a murder victim "requires more 'effort' (that is, cost) than immediate perception".
One of the most significant findings from this study is the predicament of COs, who are in the invidious position of being a cadre without a career path.
England's predicament could have been worse had Bairstow not enjoyed a significant stroke of luck midway through the afternoon session.
Chuck, a liberal arts grad who speaks English and recently worked on Wall Street, seems to conflate his predicament with the plight of marginalised black Americans, and his epiphany is emblematic of another significant problem in the novel.
Murray is becoming a significant figure on the London housing scene, adept at finding imaginative ways of dealing with the unhappy predicament facing the city's more progressive politicians.
But the more this government talks up its promises of the further expansion of university life - without significant extra funding - the more pervasive the fears of those in the sector with knowledge of its current predicament.
