Mr. Weiner is careful not to complain too much about his predicament, self-imposed because, in the middle of his fourth term, he has decided not to give up his seat for his campaign.
"But at some point it's just too much!" These are the predicaments of "the 43 percent": the proportion of households in the United States with DVRs: minor and silly-sounding, yes, but frustrating for viewers who feel they have to assemble their own menu of time-shifted TV.
Even being compelled for a couple of minutes to actively sympathise with these men's predicament was too much for us – we don't want the responsibility it necessarily entails, it's too uncomfortable; it forces us to think – it may even force us to act.
Keatley nailed the conversion and Toulouse's predicament already looked too much for them to handle.
Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com believes it's a worthwhile gamble, and Ken Rosenthal writes on Foxsports.com that should the Rangers successfully sign Darvish, they will be in the rare predicament of having too much starting pitching.
Indian market regulators are facing what is becoming a common predicament in emerging markets: too much money.
She's good in the role of con girl, giving away neither too much nor too little as she conceals her predicament and half-falls for Carlos Mr. Hernandezz).
With its well-explored tangents, supported by footnotes, and a bit of pretzel logic, the latest version of Wikipedia's Paul Revere article can be seen as a useful example of the modern predicament of the Internet user — too much information, not enough judgment.
Fortunately, new research* shows that courses in finance at school can help solve this predicament, reducing the harmful repercussions from taking on too much debt later in life.The authors study the impact of a large scale expansion of finance-related courses in US high schools.
In keeping with Eddie's predicament — and the drug has its downsides, of course — "Limitless" has a little too much on its mind.
