Sentence examples for the predicament itself from inspiring English sources

It was hard to know what to make of the predicament itself, particularly after the novelty wore off, and it became clear that the taping, rather than a means to an end, was the point.

Music changes shape to fit the predicament it finds itself in.

This is the predicament China finds itself in today: Fast growth has fired up the country's economic engines, but it has also led to stubbornly high inflation, which threatens to overheat the economy and undermine the long-running boom that the country has experienced.

For students, there is no better example than the predicament Antioch finds itself in at the moment: barring any last-minute rescue, soon after next Saturday's commencement the 156-year-old campus in Yellow Springs, Ohio, will be emptied of students, faculty and staff, lose its accreditation and cease operations for at least a few years.

That was the predicament the Fed got itself into in the 1970's and spent a long time remedying.

The reality is however that Europe will have to do a great deal more than a few austerity measures here or there to get through the predicament that it finds itself in especially if it wants to find some foreign investors in its various funds.

Recent comments in the news from players have taken the Commissioner to task for the predicament that football finds itself in.

India might get its own poor law a prospect the niggardly Victorians could not "contemplate without serious apprehension".India's coalition government, the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), finds itself in the predicament the British Raj was so anxious to avoid.

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

Having a child is "pretty horrible, given the predicament in which it will find itself"; on the other hand, "optimism makes life more bearable".

The first is the predicament in which California now finds itself.