Sentence examples for apparent dilemmas from inspiring English sources

Why are examples of apparent dilemmas misleading?

Letwin told Thatcher: "You have an apparent dilemma: a sudden move to residence charges in England and Wales is too dangerous; but a gradual transition via a mixed tax is unattractive.

One response to this apparent dilemma is to try to develop a self-consciously "ecumenical" version of the capabilities approach.

This apparent dilemma is resolved if one considers nitrates to provide a sustained source of "NO bioactivity," certainly of longer duration than that provided by true NO.

That was the apparent dilemma for a lil' beaver who wandered into a dollar store in Charlotte Hall, Maryland, this week.

Greet Van den Berghe addressed this apparent dilemma.

Targeting let-7a-p66Shc in cancer may avoid this apparent dilemma, as extending cellular lifespan by elevating let-7a or reducing p66Shc does not increase the risk of tumorigenesis.

Karl Popper responded to the apparent dilemma of the early 20th century that Isaac Newton's Laws had been "believed" to be scientific truths for over 200 years, and then Albert Einstein had suggested with his theory of relativity that Newton's Laws were only very good approximations at least at lower velocities.

The review adds: "In some instances apparent 'ethical/moral dilemmas were simply not addressed as they formed part of the 'accepted consequences' of such operational deployments".

Harris said Australia would need to be ready for whoever fills the order but relished England's apparent batting dilemma around the front five ahead of the opening Ashes Test at the Gabba on 21 November.

Within this context, several ethical dilemmas become apparent: a - Is it reasonable to consider HSCT a feasible option, capable of achieving the good of the patient in a situation where the probability of harm is very high?