Sentence examples for Pressing dilemma from inspiring English sources

The staggering 617 emergency 999 calls by one London trust in the past 12 months is indicative of a more pressing dilemma.

This Alice-in-Wonderland situation is only exacerbated by Iceland's current and pressing dilemma over whether it should join the EU – which would surely insist on new controls, if not a cessation, of whaling.

So here it is, my Cut-Out-And-Keep Guide to Knitting Your Own Female Hero. 1. Make the stakes high Give your hero a pressing dilemma, an important problem to solve, an urgent need that must be met.

That epitomizes the most pressing dilemma of our time.

Torre admitted that his protest would likely fail, meaning the Dodgers' outfield situation remained his most pressing dilemma.

The very rise of Syriza, moreover, was based on the strong presence of the country's most pressing dilemma: those in favor of the memorandum versus those against it.

The Guardian is the only paper to give the industry's charter initiative big front page coverage with a story headlined "Cameron's press dilemma".

A number of the storm's survivors remain displaced or homeless in the face of the impending winter, and so the need for progressive shelter designs has become an ever-pressing dilemma.

Sharon Street (2006) presses this dilemma with careful attention to possible replies.

He wrote two books on penal reform, "Accomplices to the Crime: The Arkansas Prison Scandal," published in 1970 by Grove Press, and "The Dilemma of Prison Reform," published in 1982 by Irvington Publications.

In one of a multitude of recent articles in the liberal press about the dilemma of emigrating, columnist Zoya Svetova recalls arguments in her parents' kitchen during the late Soviet era, when people quarrelled over whether emigration was heroic or traitorous.