Sentence examples for different dilemmas from inspiring English sources

The lighter areas on all three showed where the responses to the different dilemmas varied.

In her career, Hillary Clinton has managed to embody about a half dozen different dilemmas faced by women in politics.

The economy is likely to have returned to an annualised growth rate of 5% or so in the third quarter.This strong rebound is bringing with it different dilemmas from those under debate in Europe, North America or China.

Much recent attention has focused on philosophical issues arising from empirical findings concerning federalism, and has been spurred by quite different dilemmas facing inter alia Canada, Australia, Nepal, several European states and the European Union.

This is a film that portrays the different dilemmas that many relationships face.

Despite being men of different eras facing far different dilemmas, there are striking similarities between these two lions of their respective ages.

The integrity behind manipulating a vulnerable and nascent entity into killing himself is a different dilemma in itself, but murder?

Cipriani, he argues, is wrestling with a different dilemma as he weighs up whether to re-sign for Sale or head overseas again.

A different dilemma followed the development of the automated respirator, which can substitute not only for the lungs but also for the breathing center of the brain.

He is 60, and it's time for him to start thinking about the next generation of owners — a new and different dilemma than he faced when the phone rang in 2004.

But, as Marcelo Carvalho of J.P.Morgan Chase, points out, changes in the interest rate take up to nine months to affect inflation, and by next year Brazil's economy and its inflation rate will have slowed markedly.In Chile, the star economic performer in Latin America in the 1990s, the authorities face a slightly different dilemma.