Sentence examples for dilemma caused from inspiring English sources

The problems with Dell's OptiPlex business PCs were part of an industrywide dilemma caused by so-called bulging capacitors.

Four months later, the university finds itself in a dilemma caused by a consequence of that decision that has been largely overlooked in the debate over the cuts.

Abraham Verghese's review of "Knocking on Heaven's Door," by Katy Butler (Sept . 8, touched on the dilemma caused by health care advances that can prolong life yet not cure.

This dilemma caused an increasing number of Catholic theologians to move closer to a view that emphasizes faith as a personal commitment to God rather than as an assent to revealed truth.

"Many teachers are parents and we entirely sympathise with the dilemma caused by price hikes for breaks during the school holidays.

The employee confronted with unrealistic double bind-orders would have to mention this impossibility to their managers in order to respectfully alert them to the dilemma caused by the double bind-messages, thereby asking for meta-communication to clarify the matter.

This dilemma causes a need for analytical sound field formulations of complex acoustic problems.

In a review for The Independent, Neela Debnath said that "critics of the constant tampering with time will not like this episode" but "it is a cracker in terms of time paradoxes and the hypothetical moral dilemmas caused by said paradoxes".

The dilemma that causes the film's main problem (not knowing the future) once solved makes it all the more difficult – "I don't know the future, therefore I cannot make a decision.

The latter dilemma often causes much debate between clinicians.

With no penalty, the situation was construed as an ethical dilemma; the penalty caused individuals to view the decision as a financial one.