Sentence examples for unique predicament from inspiring English sources

But Tatau is also in a unique predicament.

Its wry title suggests her unique predicament: she is both ancient and precocious, a veteran and a neophyte, the "oldest living emerging poet," as she calls herself.

She has defended the controls as a pragmatic response to Malaysia's unique predicament, including the haemorrhage of ringgit (Malaysia's currency) to a vibrant offshore market in Singapore.

The new seeker, the postmodern seeker, is in a unique predicament.

Finally, some argue that there may be a paradox between the need for evidence-based medicine (EBM) and the unique predicament, context, preferences and choices of the individual patient [ 37].

Indeed, many of the most impressive capabilities of plants can be traced to their unique existential predicament as beings rooted to the ground and therefore unable to pick up and move when they need something or when conditions turn unfavorable.

Nor is their predicament unique.

Tony Pals, a spokesman for the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, said Trinity College was not unique in its predicament.

ABS-CBN writer Fred Hawson described Elsa as "an incredible character with a unique and interesting predicament because of the powers she possessed" and expressed the opinion that Frozen should have focused more on her rather than Anna.

While his predicament is unique, political corruption is nothing novel in the US or China.

Mr. Williams's predicament is hardly unique.