Sentence examples for create another dilemma from inspiring English sources

But back-of-seat screens and laptops or iPods full of our own personal entertainment choices create another dilemma, as described in Sunday's Styles section: can you ask fellow passengers to moderate their viewing based on the curious eyes around them?

Though not knowing one's genetic fate creates tremendous anxiety for any woman who has lost a close relative to breast cancer, knowing creates another dilemma: can she live without her breasts?

More than 2,000 refugees were stranded overnight on Monday in no man's land between the Croatian village of Tovarnik and the Serbian town of Šid, medics on the scene told the Guardian, creating another dilemma for European leaders hoping to hammer out a migration strategy in Brussels on Tuesday and Wednesday.

If they emerged unscathed, he promised them $500--and then would add, "Bring your own crutches". Miller's solution to one problem created another dilemma.

If the West refuses to stump up, it will be in the embarrassing situation of deciding when elections should go ahead in a supposedly sovereign country, and at a time when its priority is meant to be "Afghanisation".This would also create another painful political dilemma when parliament's span expires in June: should Afghanistan just live without a parliament or should its term be extended?

However, this created another ethical dilemma [ 4].

This does create a dilemma.

But expansion can create a dilemma.

Yet its hesitations and neglect helped create this dilemma -- which Russia has exploited.

"Why not create the dilemma on Hamas's side rather than on our side?" Mr. Eiland asked.

The district court's ruling does not create that dilemma.