Of all the predicaments facing the BBC, listeners struggling to distinguish between Radio 1 and Radio 2 was never one of them.
The sad irony of the predicaments facing newspapers today is that their troubles are not a function of loss of audience.
Robert Mapplethorpe, Diane Arbus, and, above all, Richard Avedon and Irving Penn, who together dominated both fashion and portrait photography for almost half a century and straddled the lines between museum and magazine, high portraiture and low commercials, all came to seem, in their oscillations between glamour and gloom, exemplary of the predicaments facing the American artist.
However, current studies and demonstrations have focused mainly on specific technologies and equipment types, which cannot in themselves solve the predicaments facing EVs.
It is the predicament faced by the Queens Museum of Art.
At the beginning of this year I tried to take stock of the predicament faced by the world's journalists.
But he seemed to speak for many local Iraqis in describing the predicament faced by the Americans.
To overcome the predicament faced by project managers, this investigation proposes a hierarchical criteria architecture (HCA) to enable project managers to describe project requirements adequately.
Reprints Related items Israel and Palestine Springg for Arabs, winter for JewsMay 19th 2011Polarised as always, the neighbouring Lebanese differ starkly over the predicament faced by Syria, where the regime has long exercised undue influence on Lebanon's own messy sectarian politics.
A case study we've just published details the predicament faced by Glassybaby, a creator and purveyor of small hand-blown glass cups that come in lots of colors and are used as decorations, vases and candleholders.
They have focused on education and social mobility as an implicit bargain – wanting to offer a tiny number a passport out of the predicament faced by their parents and contemporaries.
