Sentence examples for this terrible predicament from inspiring English sources
I hope Ruth Bader Ginsburg and other Court appointees after her will help to reverse, if not avert, this terrible predicament.
Though I support any measure to limit gun sales, to enforce stricter licensing requirements and to raise the cost of ammunition, I fear that legislation alone is not the answer to this terrible predicament we're in.
"One need only examine the terrible predicament of Con solidated Edison to appreciate the magnitude of this problem," he said.
It was all part of a fruitless search for a theory or precedent that might explain the terrible predicament that had fallen upon him and his countrymen.
Sadly, to anyone who follows the ongoing story of our impact on cetaceans, the terrible predicament of German whales is not new – although the scale of last January's strandings is.
"No one could fail to be deeply moved by the terrible predicament faced by these men struck down in their prime and facing a future bereft of hope," he said.
Eschewing documentary reportage, the Korean-American dramatist take us on a brilliantly imaginative journey into the terrible predicament of two famine-starved sisters weighing up the risks and benefits of paying to be people-trafficked out of the mind-boggling totalitarian misery of their native North Korea.
Although Mr. Rogers is a colorful figure and his tactics have an element of mischief, "American Dream" is no "Roger and Me". Ms. Kopple spends much less time questioning the behavior of Hormel's management than she does studying the terrible predicament in which it places the workers.
Remember that, in spite of the terrible predicament of Greece, African refugees are still arriving there en masse, fueling the ire of Rightist patriots.
On some level, being stoned makes me feel incredible empathy for the terrible predicament they find themselves in, put literally on the spot and expected to make everyone laugh.
First, many of us understand that Barack Obama inherited a terrible predicament.
