"But the predicament and the percentage — that has to be talked about".
Most people understand the predicament and will be discreet.
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.
Some studies have avoided the predicament by studying procedures and populations that routinely require a single antibiotic for prophylaxis[ 7, 9, 12, 14, 23].
Although Mr. Rogers is a colorful figure and his tactics have an element of mischief, "American Dream" is no "Roger and Me". Ms. Kopple spends much less time questioning the behavior of Hormel's management than she does studying the terrible predicament in which it places the workers.
An earlier publication in this UN series ("Access Denied," 2014) concerned women and justice in the West Bank, and it recommended a study of the related predicaments of women and girls in East Jerusalem.
However, current studies and demonstrations have focused mainly on specific technologies and equipment types, which cannot in themselves solve the predicaments facing EVs.
In this provocative, witty, and sometimes rueful book, David K. Cohen writes about the predicaments that teachers face.
A British historian, Herbert Butterfield, called this the "absolute predicament and irreducible dilemma".
A case study we've just published details the predicament faced by Glassybaby, a creator and purveyor of small hand-blown glass cups that come in lots of colors and are used as decorations, vases and candleholders.
It is an awful glimpse into his predicament, and the predicament of mortality.
