Sentence examples for complicated dilemmas from inspiring English sources

I also learned a lot of the Life Basics from Ann Landers' simple advice about complicated dilemmas.

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The moral complexity at the core of the novel is laid bare, raises ever more complicated dilemmas, with each successive page.

It's an exquisitely complicated dilemma for him.

Programs like vacation pools, where employees donate small amounts of vacation time for coworkers in need, can create complicated ethical dilemmas: If an employee doesn't contribute to the vacation pool, should he be allowed to dip into it himself?

Becoming pregnant as an HIV-infected woman was, however, complicated by the dilemmas related to disclosing HIV infection and discussing pregnancy intentions with their partners.

"The science and policy dilemmas are complicated," Rosenthal says.

Obviously the betrayed wife's dilemma is complicated by the overlap between the private and the public spheres.

We will then touch on each of several issues which complicate the ethical dilemmas for psychopharmacology research in children and young people in practice: the premise of research, consent and competence, dilemmas of inequalities of healthcare provision, the impact of research design and the requirement for 'minimal risk' and 'benefit', and influences of commercial interests.

Four had no children to complicate their moral dilemmas.

What was supposed to be a sanctuary turned out to be a veritable butcher shop of horrors, although how it became that way is just as complicated as the many ethical dilemmas we've seen play out on "The Walking Dead".