Sentence examples for dilemma arising from inspiring English sources

Here is the dilemma arising from the vast gap between voters' disdain and the potential for MPs to supplement their incomes.

Three examples are presented to highlight how these hidden treasures can be discovered: (1) examination of assumptions in mass diffusion in solids, (2) dimensional homogeneity in gas liquid mass transfer equation, and (3) the Pitot tube dilemma arising from using either the momentum balance or the energy equation.

Race assuredly played a major role, but its workings were conditioned by a fundamental dilemma arising from tax policies favored by the wealthy.

Another dilemma arising was the responsibility the communities had for many other patients in the community, while having to prioritise HMV patients because of life-support treatment.

But soon a dilemma arose.

The security dilemma arises over control of the seas off China's coasts.

The real dilemma arises, of course, when a play emerges that deals with an important issue but is insufficient as drama.

It is fitting that the administration's dilemma arises during the firestorm over Mr. Lott, because both are about turning back the clock on race.

The dilemma arises when the sport you love multiplies that risk recklessly — by using inadequate equipment, by celebrating the most dangerous plays and by pushing injured players back onto the field.

Some felt Jews had only two options: assimilate in the countries where they lived, or identify very closely with the new state, if not migrate there.Related items Teddy KollekJan 11th 2007 Israel and the Jews: Diaspora bluesJan 11th 2007 Israel and Iran: How imminent or real a threat?Jan 11th 2007Another dilemma arose from the idiosyncrasies of religious life in the new state.

But now a dilemma arises.