Sentences with phrase «predicaments for»

It seems as if this year's beginning has brought in a galore of predicaments for Samsung.

Professor Wangari Maathai spent half her life trying to tackle what she considered to be one of the greatest predicaments for Africa.

I believe games need less tinkering with gameplay, and more mastery in the design of levels, set - pieces and predicaments for the player.

Professor Wangari Maathai spent half her life trying to tackle what she considered to be one of the greatest predicaments for Africa.

A trinity of predicaments for private equity in India.

Richard Feldman, a former NRA lobbyist, told Newsweek that such trust has resulted in a classic supply - and - demand predicament for gun manufacturers: Without fear of a supply crunch, the demand drops.

Such people do appear to create a predicament for other people with strongly held convictions on gender issues, don't they?

Same predicament for me... alas!!

In Manhattan, Douglas and his friend Sharon Banks wondered how he should pose for pictures, a new predicament for them.

«This is a very difficult predicament for teachers» unions.»

«High - severity fires are knocking out seed sources and leading to a natural regeneration bottleneck, which poses a predicament for the sustainability of our forests,» said lead author Kevin Welch, a research associate with the UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences.

Thus, a predicament for the ages: Can their love survive a cross-country relationship?

Sonny has his eye on a promising property now that his first venture, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel for the Elderly and Beautiful, has only a single remaining vacancy - posing a rooming predicament for fresh arrivals Guy (Richard Gere) and Lavinia (Tamsin Greig).

The road trip itself is a vague oddity of an extended sequence — if one will permit the metaphor, an off - key bridge in the middle of a song — in a film that, up until that point, has so clearly defined a very specific predicament for a very specific person in a very specific time and place.

You are essentially given two hours of the four of them milking their predicament for all its worth.

Do be cautious, as some people use peanut butter to bait mouse traps, which can result in a painful and embarrassing predicament for your cat.

Platforms: Xbox 360 / PC / PlayStation 3 Developer: Spark Unlimited Publisher: Capcom Genre: Third Person Shooter Platform Played: PlayStation 3 The Earth is running out of resources, and it's becoming a dire predicament for humanity, forcing humans to search other planets in an effort to gain the resources necessary to keep -LSB-...]

In addition to plucky Peach out of a dire predicament for the umpteenth time, Mario & Luigi are also tasked with helping Prince Dreambert free his island folk from the bat - king's spell that has left them all petrified.

Instead, Gillick puzzled over his predicament for the good part of a year, and at the last minute hung some coloured bug strips at the front door, filled the inside with pinewood kitchen cabinets and let a lifesize animatronic cat try to explain what he was on about.

Feeling isolated is quite a normal predicament for anyone who works for themselves.

It's an awful predicament for innocent people who get swept up in criminal cases.

I've been following the U.S. and world energy predicament for over 35 years.

This is a most unfortunate and denigrating predicament for citizens who for more than one hundred years have been branded with a stigma of inferiority, and all that follows therefrom.

«It's not an easy predicament for the City, having to adapt to rapid shifts in technology while meeting the demands of the first generation of digital natives, and all in a post-Brexit climate.

Which creates a predicament for many organizations.

This is an all - too common predicament for local government leaders in Florida these days: chafing at state limits on how they govern the voters who elected them.

Serving the pink slip is an awkward predicament for both the company and the employee as well.

What an awful predicament for everyone.

My child was so uncomfortable at this school; I don't want to put her in this predicament for the sake of prestige!

That is a predicament for me.

Not exact matches

Schultz and the President discussed Schultz's «concerns for the country,» the budget predicaments facing 42 states, and «the profound crisis of confidence in America.»

But it's funny when you read the script you thought that his part was going to be the lead because it starts out with him at the beginning and how they get in the predicament where they put this bounty out for these women who were mistreated.

If you are lost in your current career, feeling strapped for cash or frustrated with dead - end relationships, it can be hard to pull yourself out of your current predicament to dream big.

And while such rock - bottom prices may be tempting, remember that you're stuck with what you buy, a particularly unappealing predicament if you're shopping for gifts for other people.

Having said that, the mall is in a serious predicament, as Sears continues to be that dead anchor store walking, but now there's the possibility of another anchor store going under, as my local Bergners department store is part of Bon Ton stores which filed for bankruptcy and is facing possible liquidation.

Rightfully, Frankel describes that this isn't the case for everyone and indeed, it is not but I also believe that many people will be finding themselves in a bit of a predicament leading up to next weeks deadline.

«Politics makes for the strangest of bedfellows,» Sanford said of the predicament; he has spoken openly against Trump, yet he sees himself closer to the president on the gun issue than most of his Freedom Caucus colleagues do.

In WILTW June 23, 2016, we argued that much of the blame for this predicament belongs to the central banks: «If the Fed and other major central banks had not lowered interest rates to zero (or below), it would have been harder for corporations to justify financial engineering at the expense of capital investment.

If your co-workers weren't willing to do this for you... what would your predicament be called?

MacIntyre is not naive about the tenacity of liberals to refuse to give Aristotle a hearing simply because Aquinas had so successfully baptized him for the Church: «It is safe to predict that to the vast majority of such protagonists it will seem preferable to remain in almost any predicament than to accept a Thomistic diagnosis.»

It certainly takes the predicament seriously and, I believe, is motivated by a sincere concern for others.

Such a person may feel trapped and be sorry for what led to his or her predicament, without knowing how to resolve it.

This came as a shock to Mitchell, not just as a devotee but because he thought Democracy in America would be the perfect book for their national predicaments.

The incident galvanized art - world outrage in part because protesting against censorship provides a necessary distraction from its increasingly uncomfortable predicament: the expiration of critical theory as a warrant for creative pursuits.

If it's not careful, the Church is going to find itself in the same predicament as they exclude so many people, both men and women, that there may come a day that they look around for capable leaders.

When one of my kids finds him or herself in a predicament in which they're having a negative attitude or they're portraying selfishness, I'll often use those situations as teaching moments for what it means to be light.

Our predicament is too great and too serious for our salvation to come in so academic a manner.

If David's psalms give individuals language for emotions and obligations and joys and predicaments predicated upon the Fall of Man and the Law, then Homer's poem is of the other eternity.

Brigitte — if my ex-husband «The Pastor» hadn't left me for a younger thing I would not be in this predicament.

For Lutheran Christians, such despair in face of the universal and radical human predicament can only be overcome through the gospel, which announces forgiveness of sins and redemption of life under the conditions of an ambiguous world chained by sin and death.