Sentence examples for that the predicament from inspiring English sources

The speck of comfort for some is the hint that the predicament of the budget airlines could be worse still.

SIMILARLY, Schlesinger realizes now that "the predicament of women, of blacks, of Indians... was shamefully out of mind".

Given that the predicament of a memoir is always how to talk only about your own life without seeming to be interested only in yourself, this idea of making an ego trip into an homage was inspired.

You'd think that the predicament of homelessness would vary little from epoch to epoch – food and shelter being timeless basic human needs – but The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp, published more than 100 years ago, reminds us that today's homeless have a whole extra set of problems, including the stigma of being one of society's displaced.

There is no denying the jump in mood between the three; just listen to the taut, plucked strings that underscore the action in "On the Run," as opposed to the parping horns that inform us, with no great subtlety, that the predicament of Alain, in "An Amazing Couple," is to be treated primarily as farce.

But I reiterated that the predicament she finds herself in is of her own choosing; no mysterious and evil hand reached into her savings account and yanked out hundreds of thousands of dollars with nothing to show for it.

That's the predicament that Thomas Satterwhite, a plastic and reconstructive surgery resident at Stanford Hospital & Clinics, and his partner, Harald Frohlich, a kindergarten teacher at the San Francisco School, have found themselves in.

"It is a mess, and that's the predicament that the judge ultimately put the election system in," said Desiree Taliaferro, spokeswoman for Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who oversees elections.

That might sound a little bit nuts but that is the predicament they are in.

That is the predicament in which we find ourselves".

But that is the predicament in which Intel now finds itself.