Sentence examples for tough predicaments from inspiring English sources

Cloudflare has always seemed to prioritize securing a healthy future for the internet, that's led it into some tough predicaments with like Nazis and stuff, with this latest launch it seems that the company is trying to enact some positive changes for promoting privacy and speed on the consumer side.

Indeed, Mr. Arafat and his Palestinian Authority are in a tough predicament.

Once that was going on him, he was in a tough predicament".

"It's a real, real tough predicament most Liverpool fans are in," he said.

But Mr Osborne insisted that slowing the pace of deficit reduction would only make Britain's "tough" predicament worse.

Ive apparently dropped the "F-bomb" "in bragging about how cool he thought the iWatch was shaping up to be". The designer spoke of Ive, "gleefully [expressing] how he thought the watchmaking nation might be in a tough predicament when Apple's watch comes out". What's funny here is not the fact that Apple's design chief swears like a sailor or a chef or a designer.

Egotista, you've left me in a tough predicament.

Yet with that said, the situation left our principal, Sister Jean, in a tough predicament.

GLENDALE — The La Crescenta 14-year-old Babe Ruth baseball team found itself in a tough predicament — having to compete in four games in less than 48 hours.

You are in the midst of one of the toughest predicaments you may ever face in your career, and I wish you all the very best in tackling it.

Schalke's already tough financial predicament - though also not helped by Felix Magath's transfer policies - would be a whole lot worse were it not for Tönnies' relationship with Putin.