Sentence examples for the predicament by from inspiring English sources

"So total was the burden of illness mine and others' that the only viable response, other than to cease making art entirely, was to adjust to the gravity of the predicament by using the crisis as a lens," writes Gregg Bordowitz, a film- and video-maker whose best-known works, Fast Trip Long Drop (1993) and Habit (2001), address AIDS globally and personally.

Eventually Madero escaped the predicament by appealing directly to Villa's and Orozco's troops and the two generals had to relent.

Firefighters arrived on the scene with an assortment of tools to pry out the girl, but solved the predicament by removing the dryer above the machine.

Some studies have avoided the predicament by studying procedures and populations that routinely require a single antibiotic for prophylaxis[ 7, 9, 12, 14, 23].

Nandipha recounted that when she shared with a clinic counsellor her anxiety that her newborn might be positive, she was accused of causing the predicament by 'playing with her body'.

Whoever said that the writer's job is to paint himself into a corner and then hoist himself out of that predicament by the ropes and pulleys of imagination could have been talking about any of us.

Pius XII has been accused of being "the supreme bystander," Hilberg says, but should instead be seen as exemplifying the predicament confronted by everyone caught up indirectly in the Holocaust, beset by dangers and confusion, limited by faulty perceptions and "delineated by... nationality and temperament, much as all the inhabitants of Europe".

UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh said that although he sympathizes with the predicament faced by Comedy Central, the network has potentially empowered other extremists by how it has chosen to handle the situation.

It is the predicament faced by the Queens Museum of Art.

The predicament entailed by the complexity of aquatic ecosystems requires a synergistic approach that integrates knowledge from different disciplines including biogeochemistry, geography, statistics/geostatistics, ecology, hydrology and others.

At the beginning of this year I tried to take stock of the predicament faced by the world's journalists.