Sentence examples for worrying predicament from inspiring English sources
This is a worrying predicament — for who will have the conscientiousness, the persistence and the grit to change it?
Over the next several years, the boy became aware of the family's predicament, and Ai worried what effect that detention would have on his son's perception of China.
Adam and his family then received a psycho-social support family session where they were able to freely express their fears and worries about their predicament.
Then again, I worry that Fukuyama's preferred language may shrink our predicament into something smaller than it ever was.
The last time that funds faced such a predicament was in 1999, when the Fed was worried about an overheated economy and raised rates.
Many Republicans say they are worried that, fairly or unfairly, Mr. Bush could find himself in the same predicament as President Jimmy Carter.
The argument that these billions are too small to worry about is the same logic that got us into our current fiscal predicament.
Sherwood joked that he would turn his phone off when he was asked whether he was worried that he would be receiving a call from the board, but he needs no telling that his predicament is serious.
His predicament was akin to that of Robert Jordan, the American protagonist of "For Whom the Bell Tolls," who, while aiding the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War, must blow up a bridge: "He had only one thing to do and that was what he should think about.... To worry was as bad as to be afraid.
Unlike a president who may face a Congress controlled by the other party — a predicament President Obama knows well — a prime minister with a majority in the House of Commons ordinarily can propose and dispose without having to worry about being outvoted.
