Sentence examples for with predicaments from inspiring English sources

Both Cheryl, a confident, occasionally glib narrator, and Violet Greenfield, Walker's gawky heroine, have their heads on straight, despite the fact that they're teenagers — 16 and 17 — dealing with predicaments many adults would have a hard time handling.

When CSR, or absence of it, is mentioned, in the understanding of the general public, it is typically linked to the industrial and/or economic operations in the under-developed parts of Asia, the Amazon or Sub-Saharan Africa with predicaments such as deforestation, environmental depletion and corporate involvement in the collapse of ancient, indigenous socio-economic structures in mind.

These disorders are typically attributed to supernatural causes and treatment is sought in the first instance from traditional providers who are believed to have the skills to deal with predicaments caused by supernatural causes.

Support within existing social networks, and meeting informally with other families with similar predicaments, are potentially very appropriate interventions for a community based setting in developing countries.

Out-of-town visitors are not the only people with clothing predicaments.

Because Miss May's imagination teems with mortifying predicaments like that, Nichols handles most of the public chitchat for the pair.

Here's how Jerry, Jinghua, and Jonathan dealt with their predicaments.

Left alone to deal with her predicament, Margy toys with the fantasy of becoming a famous violinist living "in a garret with the child.

I confess that my impatience with his predicament had a lot to do with the writing.

The city and its Jewish quarter, Bom Fim, provided him with inexhaustible source material, as did his own preoccupation with the predicament of Jews in Brazil.

One can certainly sympathize with his predicament.