Sentence examples for dilemma already from inspiring English sources

Adult titles, like "The Omnivore's Dilemma," already have young readers editions, and many adult general-interest works, such as Timothy Ferris's "The Whole Shebang," about the workings of the universe, are appropriate for advanced high-school students.

"Dilemma" already means something complicated, so "difficult" isn't needed.

That dilemma is already at the centre of political debate, but it mostly produces heat, not light.

The way out of this dilemma has already been indicated by a reflexive emphasis on the social context of critical inquiry and the practical character of social knowledge it employs.

The dilemmas predicted above already exist.

First is the "obstetric dilemma," which may have already been a problem for early hominins as they began to walk upright.

It is important to note that studies restricted to the Prisoner's Dilemma [18], [19] have already reported that different social networks with apparently similar characteristics can lead to largely different behavior.

That would make it harder for the central bank to lower interest rates later in order to counter economic weakness.Two of the nine members of the MPC had already resolved the dilemma in November by voting for a rate cut.

The fact is that the description of light as either particles or waves was already a classical dilemma, which not even Einstein's definition of a photon really solved since the momentum of the photon as a particle depends on the frequency of the light as a wave.

In the case of the Islamic State, the US has already encountered this dilemma in miniature.

Days after it was announced, the snap election is already presenting a dilemma for anyone who isn't a pro-Brexit Tory.