Sentence examples for dilemma because of from inspiring English sources

In his case, Mr Bush said, it was a dilemma because of his personal connection to the presidency.

Children as well as parents find themselves in a dilemma because of the Boy Scouts of America's anti-gay policy ("Scouting Debate Leaves Children Caught in Middle," news article, Oct. 1).

It is also the perfect set-up for a closer examination of the poverty porn dilemma, because of the stereotypical image now associated with a fistula sufferer – that of a girl married too young, losing her children in stillbirth, and ostracised because of her smell.

Transient ischemic attack (TIA) presents a medical management dilemma because of the high frequency of subsequent ischemic strokes.

Management of this condition is a dilemma because of diagnostic uncertainty, and requires careful patient selection for CSF shunting.

However, about 10% of patients do not respond favourably to this treatment, which represents an important clinical dilemma because of the increased risk of developing CAA [13].

Experts say air cargo poses unique dilemmas because of the vast volume of packages and the patchwork system of regulations governing inspections.

Traffic is a typical Roman dilemma because much of the municipal revenue is derived from the more than a million automobiles and motor scooters that render city life difficult.

We're always caught in a dilemma, and it's an existential dilemma, because all of us don't know whether we're a school or a company.

FIGO stage I/II tumours comprise the majority of CCC (almost 80% of CCC and 12% of all patients in our study) and their optimal management represents a clinical dilemma, because ∼20% of patients relapse and are resistant to platinum-based chemotherapy (Kobel et al, 2010a; Anglesio et al, 2011).

Floors in farrowing crates present a dilemma because the needs of the sow differ from those of her piglets in a number of ways [ 14].