Sentence examples for a dilemma of from inspiring English sources

In part, this is a dilemma of the parenting role.

McCain's tax-cutting pledge points to a dilemma of his campaign.

As Lyle Rexer wrote in his introduction, it's a dilemma of to be or to shoot.

"What we have in New York City is a dilemma of unmatched proportions," Ms. Weingarten said at a news conference.

Global Times, an English-language newspaper in Beijing, said that China was in "a dilemma of choosing a military rescue or paying the ransom".

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Instead, Wall Street is confronting a dilemma of riches: How to wrap its eye-popping paychecks in a mantle of moderation.

Porota (1969; The Jury) portrays a dilemma of responsibility versus despotism; it was the last of his plays to be freely performed in Czechoslovakia.

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