Sentence examples for dilemma either from inspiring English sources

The advocate of the truth-conditional account thus faces a dilemma: either meaning is not the same as truth conditions, or speakers do not understand their utterances of sentences such as I am 30 years old.

Almagro was now faced with a dilemma: either thread the needle and go back down the line to probe Nadal's backhand, or capitulate and hit the ball crosscourt to Nadal's forehand.

Unlike both Kant and Luther, Kierkegaard does not promote a particular judgment about Abraham, but rather presents his readers with a dilemma: either Abraham is no better than a murderer, and there are no grounds for admiring him; or moral duties do not constitute the highest claim on the human being.

The reason is that saying this forces a dilemma: Either God is a person, or God is not.

The challenge to (1) takes the form of a dilemma: Either determinism is true or it's not.

The Mohists reply that even if the world is limitless in size, inclusive concern is possible, as shown by a dilemma: Either humanity fills the limitless or it doesn't.

How does that play out? A. I think Washington would then be faced with the dilemma to either approve all of them or reject them all.

Companies have the option of reading the quiz scores -- but that itself creates a dilemma, because either choice could provide ammunition in a potential lawsuit.

That leaves banks with the dilemma of either offloading unwanted assets soon or waiting in the hopes that prices will recover.

Like children's entertainers on any medium, Garrett faces the dilemma of either growing with his current audience, or hoping for a regular flow of new, young fans as his older ones grow out of him.

Even worse, the view the court advances undermines the F.D.C.A.'s overall health-protecting purpose by placing the F.D.A. in the strange dilemma of either banning completely a potentially dangerous drug or device or doing nothing at all.