Sentence examples for awkward dilemma from inspiring English sources

The ECB faces an awkward dilemma.

This presents the Germans with an awkward dilemma.

THE debt crisis has presented investors with an extremely awkward dilemma.

Not Ford's.Rather than sidestep the awkward dilemma posed by SUVs, Mr Ford tackles it head-on.

The New York Times says the WikiLeaks storm poses an awkward dilemma for Facebook and Twitter.

The case of the Dream Nine has presented an awkward dilemma for the Obama administration, which has chided Republicans for blocking immigration reform.

Young immigrants in the country illegally have escalated their protests against deportations this week, creating awkward dilemmas for Obama administration officials who are pressing the House of Representatives to pass broad immigration legislation this fall.

Scotland's large public-sector workforce, restive after years of privatisation and spending stringencies, is much keener on devolution than it was when the issue was last put to a referendum in 1979.On top of everything else, Scotland's four-party politics also presents the Tories with some awkward dilemmas.

With Señor Juan gone, El Farsero confronted an awkward social dilemma.

It has also given the Bank of England an awkward dilemma.Unlike in America, British house prices never really fell back to fair value.

Otherwise it leaves a lot of awkward elevator glances, endless roommate dilemmas, zero privacy, and lots of tension.