Sentence examples for this predicament has been from inspiring English sources
This predicament has been called modern civil death, social exclusion, and internal exile.
This predicament has been evident for a long time in our dealings with dictatorships in, for instance, Saudi Arabia and Angola.
In a world of dying languages, this is not the first time this predicament has been aired but, in Vicky Featherstone's fluid, carefully timed production, Somersaults gives it a wistful, human face.
Again, this predicament has been described sporadically in the literature and dealt with in a variety of ways.
The nursing homes' predicament has been caused by a confluence of factors.
Mr. Kerry's predicament has been complicated by the fact that there was no lull after the primary battle.
In the delirium of Corbynmania and the arrival of tens of thousands of new members, the cold reality of Labour's predicament has been somewhat forgotten.
The bank's predicament has been made worse by its acquisition of parts of ABN, the Dutch bank, at the top of the market last summer.
Her predicament has been highlighted by campaigners concerned that women who have had their homes specially adapted because of security threats from ex-partners will be forced to move to smaller and potentially less secure homes at great cost.
Those same types of wage and benefit concessions have long weighed on New York, though the catalyst for the state's current predicament has been the collapse in tax revenue from Wall Street.
Mr. Cahn, whose predicament has been reported on the gothamschools.org education blog, has argued that the board did not have the authority to disqualify him, and has accused its executive committee of denying him the right to be heard before the decision was made.
