Sentence examples for unprecedented predicament from inspiring English sources

This has been an unprecedented predicament for a developed European country, and the extremity of its escalation this past year has created too many intense personal stories, and too much human drama.

Third, and most important for our current predicament, Republicans showed an unprecedented plunge in trust when Obama took office.

Mohamed al-Damatti, a leading Egyptian lawyer who attended the news conference in support of the family, said: "We are now faced with an unprecedented, dangerous and shocking situation: the personal predicament of Dr Mohamed Morsi, the legitimate, freely elected president … We are facing a crime: that of holding a person in communicado".

Mr. Macklowe's predicament marks the denouement of an unprecedented four-year period in which developers threw gobs of money at real estate as prices for office towers, especially in Manhattan, doubled and tripled almost as fast as sales could be recorded.

It may sound like a scene from "The Simpsons," but Millstone's predicament is quite real and, federal regulators say, unprecedented in the nation's highly regulated atomic energy industry.

A constant barrage of unprecedented horrors around the world causes misery, sure, but it also provides hilarious new predicaments for the staffers of a network's news-graphics department as they scramble to produce the little visuals that appear over their anchorperson's shoulder, dizzily trying to keep up with nightmarish scenarios no one could have imagined the day before.

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It's her predicament.

This was her predicament.

And unprecedented.

Knight's predicament is unfortunate.