Sentence examples for the predicaments confronting from inspiring English sources
These movies delve deeply into the predicaments confronting women at midlife.
If some of the game's parameters are slightly at odds with reality, the predicaments confronting the students come right out of news headlines, as do students' responses.
The arrests illuminate the predicament confronting all Saudis.
"Something has happened to him and we don't know what and how it has happened". "The arrests illuminate the predicament confronting all Saudis.
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".
But that is nothing next to the predicament confronting Terry Gilliam, who was less than halfway through directing his next film when Mr. Ledger, one of its stars, was found dead in a New York apartment on Tuesday.
That is the predicament now confronting the mortgage industry, where it has become clear that many billions of dollars in home loans were sold, guaranteed and rated as safe without anyone bothering to examine whether the loans were made with due regard for the rules.
That is the unexpected predicament confronting Young, the kind of Indiana boy who grew up sleeping with a basketball.
The predicament mirrors questions confronting left-wing parties in Europe and the United States about how to fight populist movements that trade on anti-immigrant sentiment.
After returning home with a stuffed suitcase, Ms. Novick was faced with the predicament that confronts every U.A.L. shopper: tell her friends or keep it a secret?
The practical predicament we confront is that the combination of finance capital and public administration – the dominant drivers of employment and growth over the past 30 years – has not generated very much value.
