Sentence examples for a dilemma shared from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Srbljanovic, whose work is winning critical acclaim both at home (her first play, "Belgrade Trilogy," took top Yugoslav honors) and in Germany, where some 40 theaters will have staged one of her four plays by the year's end, the turbulence played out almost daily on the streets of Belgrade creates a dilemma shared by many in today's Serbia.

I thought it important to bring as much awareness as possible to a dilemma faced by 26-year-old Jeremy Band -- a dilemma, shared by thousands if not millions (estimates suggest that 2-3 oft of every 1000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with Asperger's) by riding the wave of these months specifically set aside for recognition.

She faces the dilemma shared by her peers in companies across Japan: to take time off to recharge, or risk inviting criticism for appearing to leave more committed colleagues in the lurch.

To vote or not to vote for Hassan Rouhani, the sole reformist-backed candidate standing in the race, is the dilemma shared by hundreds of thousands of people who lost faith in the fairness of Iranian polls.

He is adept at examining some of the existential dilemmas this success created for Banksy — dilemmas shared by many outsider and counterculture artists, who suddenly find their work embraced by the very mainstream they'd once scorned.

To believe that your abandonment issues are blocking you from succeeding at love is a painful dilemma share by millions of people.

Alive only in their imagination, he will always be a semi-mythical figure to them and this has transformed what used to be a distant, shared dilemma into an immediate problem for which I alone am responsible.

But the school, she said, shared a dilemma faced by many small Catholic colleges.

It's easy to laugh at this, but in some form his dilemma is shared by all universalist theories about what people really need to be happy in a world that is profoundly multicultural.

Her dilemma is shared by hundreds of thousands of Muslim students around the country, except for those enrolled in the dozen or so school districts that recognize one or both of the Eids.

For we share a dilemma faced by one in five families in this country -- an abrupt halt in treatment and services for our children with chronic conditions and disabilities once they reach young adulthood.