Sentence examples for central dilemmas from inspiring English sources

Viewed in this light, the universities are not so much rejecting democracy as wrestling with one of its central dilemmas.

And therein lies one of the central dilemmas of political life in developed societies: sharing and solidarity can conflict with diversity.

A June 13 letter about the discharge of people with Alzheimer's disease from early-stage support groups identifies one of the central dilemmas in leading these groups.

It is also a contribution of considerable importance, for it invites us to follow Dahl in considering with intellectual precision and rigor some central dilemmas of democratic pluralism.

This is most evident in the collection's final essay, a long and passionately argued panegyric to David Foster Wallace in which Smith diagnoses the central dilemmas of her own increasingly lost generation.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes -Who will guard us from our guardians?-expresses one of the custodes -Whomas of decision-making: the tendency for the bounds of powillto be abused in modern states.

That has long been Villaraigosa's central dilemma.

But it hasn't resolved this central dilemma.

The Juul story highlights a central dilemma in public health.

That is the central dilemma of home births.

The problem is only compounded by the Bush administration's central dilemma.