Sentence examples for the predicament for from inspiring English sources

But these developments have worsened the predicament for bachelors.

The predicament for candidates was spelled out on a flier passed around town by the United Iraqi Alliance.

The predicament for Mr. Lieberman is that he has long vowed not to run if Mr. Gore does.

But the predicament for carriers is that because most people who want a cellphone already have one, their subscriber growth has been anemic.

Pelosi, fully aware of the predicament for her Republican colleagues, seemed to relish a few moments goading the party on the very prospect of the tables being turned.

Yet the predicament for Mr. McAuliffe is that, unlike Mr. Barbour, he can no longer directly frame the races as a referendum on the president.

She was handcuffed to Robert Donat by Hitchcock on the first morning of shooting and he left the pair in that predicament for the best part of a day to go about their business.

As an explanation for the predicament of some ailing industries, this has merit.

"Multitasking" has become a popular shorthand for the predicament of modern workers.

There is very little sympathy among liberals for the predicament of party centrists.

Few in this war-ravaged country will shed a tear for the predicament of Saif.