Sentence examples for dilemma emerging from inspiring English sources

The Citibank incident and others like it, Suskind writes, reflected a "pernicious and personal dilemma emerging from inside the administration: that the young president's authority was being systematically undermined or hedged by his seasoned advisers".

A similar ethical dilemma emerged for the sweatshops that several major clothing companies were using.

A dilemma emerges: On the one hand, philosophically naïve subjects may be thought to lack the erudition required to grasp the philosophical stakes.

The dilemma emerged after reflecting on a series of unfortunate events in my life.

In particular, when faced with positive acid-fast bacilli smears or positive growth, the dilemma emerges of whether to treat empirically for TB or an NTM or wait.

Throughout the Internet's evolution, there has been debate whether there are new ethical dilemmas emerging, or if the existing dilemmas are consistent across research or despite technological influence (Elgesem 2002; Walther 2002; Ess & AoIR 2002).

In a well-known article entitled "How medicine saved the life of ethics", Stephen Toulmin ([1982]) argued that the involvement of professional ethicists in addressing moral dilemmas, emerging in contemporary medicine and health care, had allowed the field to revivify itself.

Some authors and organizations [ 43, 54, 55] observe that the CE is a live tool that implies revision, reflection and change to adapt to new dilemmas, emerging challenges, to the progress of science and to social and political changes and thus increase the trust of the public [ 26].

In the wake of today's rapid technological development, human and ethical dilemmas emerge.

With the development of modern endodontic treatment options, new dilemmas emerged (Tsesis et al. 2015; Tsesis et al. 2010b).

What new bioethical dilemmas emerge from the technology?