Sentence examples similar to threatening predicament from inspiring English sources
While he appears to be out of a life-threatening predicament, the 21-year-old Williams may be facing the end of his potentially wondrous basketball career.
That left thousands of students to graduate in April without jobs waiting for them — a career-threatening predicament in a country where large companies limit most of their hiring to university seniors.
However, Robert Bianco of USA Today dismissed the finale's devotion to resolving the Bolen family storyline, stating that the audience and other characters were not invested enough in the Bolens to care about their life-threatening predicament or departure.
Laks tells HuffPost she blames the egg industry's penchant for breeding chickens to lay eggs at a very young age for Myrtle's -- and her coop-mates' -- expensive and life-threatening predicaments.
After Bouillier learns his wine won't be opened, the ridiculousness of his predicament threatens to overwhelm him.
The Boston Globe has analyzed its own dire predicament--wherein its parent company, the New York Times, is threatening to close it unless Globe workers kick back $20 million--in a generous fashion.
But elsewhere in Southern California, particularly a handful of mountain communities east of San Diego, the predicament grew much worse through the day as one of the bigger wildfires expanded, destroying more than 100 homes and threatening hundreds more.
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