Sentence examples for a general dilemma from inspiring English sources

Such studies suffer from a general dilemma: On the one hand it is necessary to study the complete (i.e., intact and freely behaving) animal to avoid artifacts possibly produced by restraining the animal (this problem is of course particularly true for neurophysiological studies with restrained animals).

"Forty years later, I felt the piece could be more about our general dilemma," he says, "and much less about the problems a rock-star bloke who's going crazy might be encountering.

The general dilemma for voters is this: do you reward Mr. Brooks, in recognition of his accomplishment as a noncomposer who composed a very successful score, or do you give it to Mr. Yazbek, to encourage a full-time composer who's likely to write other successful scores?

The general dilemma is cost.

It also offers a general discussion of the dilemmas facing governments in designing housing subsidy policies.

Each case presentation is followed by a discussion that attempts to situate each dilemma in its local context and asks to what extent the dilemma reflects a general question within Islamic bioethics and to what extent it reflects Islam as understood by the study participants, in relation to their particular social and cultural background.

Among them are "The Search for the Real Self" (Free Press, 1988), written for a general readership, and "The Psychiatric Dilemma of Adolescence" (Little, Brown, 1967).

Kin selection provides a general solution to this social dilemma [ 3- 5]: public-goods cooperation can be favoured if the benefits of cooperation are directed towards relatives with whom the cooperator shares genes.

And the paper published in 1973 in Policy Science, written with Horst Rittel, titled "Dilemmas in a general theory of planning" (Rittel and Webber 1973).

"Dilemmas in a General Theory of Planning".

Having asked a general open question, researchers may face the dilemma of whether to analyse responses or not.