Sentence examples for this predicament even from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cafiso seemed aware of this predicament, even if he did open the set with the same four tracks as on "Charlie Parker With Strings: The Master Takes".

This makes our predicament even harder because we are not always there on the ground with them to do it.

Ordinarily, I'd be satisfied with the statement one Twitter wag issued regarding this predicament – "Wow, even her server quits" – but I am here to learn.

For Buffett, this predicament proved even more dangerous.

This unseemly drama placed the European Tour in quite a predicament, even before its new chief executive Keith Pelley risked the wrath of BMW by insisting the May tournament is not, after all, the "flagship" on the competition calendar.

Now, buying out Microsoft, NBC heads firmly into the internet news business: arguably, a more precarious existential predicament even than television news.

["The Prince"] What makes the climate predicament even tougher is the uneven nature of human development, and the reality that nearly all of the growth in emissions of greenhouse gases is coming from a near-inevitable burst of fossil fuel combustion in fast-growing developing countries.

Because of this it is a true or real quiddity or essence from eternity and falls into its appropriate predicament even though it is not an actual existent.

This is what occurred on the Hudson River on January 15th, when human beings demonstrated that they can--and will--rise above their predicament even against the odds.

Smith - who speaks through a computer - used his eyes to type his predicament, "Even though I can no longer command my muscles to move any part of my body, I am otherwise very healthy.

Some respondents illustrated this predicament as follows: Even though we have been participating in the planning meetings, we need adequate preparation.