Sentence examples for are dilemmas from inspiring English sources
noun
A circumstance in which a choice must be made between two or more alternatives that seem equally undesirable.
These are dilemmas, she argues, that Henry James, who assumed awareness leads to responsibility, never encountered: "the ubiquity of television, the voraciousness of late capitalism, the triumph of therapeutic discourse and philosophy's demotion into a branch of linguistics".
"If, then, one takes the view that the loss-absorbing capacity of banks needs to be massively enhanced – and beyond the prospective requirements of Basel III in the case of systemically important institutions – there are dilemmas about how best to achieve that," Vickers, a former head of the Office of Fair Trading, told an audience at London Business School.
Less widely discussed are dilemmas posed by individual and community reluctance to address sensitive health issues.
These are dilemmas that I can't solve.
While some afflictions are more recent phenomena than others, how we cope with this suffering, and how we go about reducing the pain we inflict on ourselves and others, are dilemmas as old as humankind itself.
There are dilemmas associated with the diagnosis and prognosis of prostate cancer which has lead to over diagnosis and over treatment.
"There were dilemmas that went through my head".
"There were dilemmas that went through my head," he said.
There are genuine dilemmas here.
Such are the dilemmas of travel nowadays.
