Sentence examples for dilemma exists from inspiring English sources

The same dilemma exists in Hamid Karzai's Afghanistan, and the new Libyan regime has yet to prove its ability to go it alone.

An alternative dilemma exists when a patient has a very strong family history of breast and ovarian cancer, especially diagnosed at young ages, and the BRCA test is negative.

A central dilemma exists in video research, particularly in relation to education.

However, a typical dilemma exists in computational accuracy, computing time and practicability of a 3-Dimentional (3-D) Electromagnetic-fluid-thermal (EM-FT) field.

So, from a legal perspective, there is no explicit role for the network company in the energy transition, and so in a legal sense, no dilemma exists.

Thus, a dilemma exists between the choice of a complex model for fidelity and that of a simple model for high robustness (i.e., lower variation in the discrepancy between model prediction and observation).

Premises (1), (2), and (3) represent the claim that moral dilemmas exist.

Serious dilemmas exist at all levels of culture and the balance of nature is also threatened.

One can think of design aficionados for whom the dilemma still exists.

But is there any hard evidence that the progressive dilemma actually exists in the real world of political and social choices?

This method uses electrical circuit theory, electrical resistance modeling, and an iterative calculation approach to address the causality dilemma that exists when estimating voltage reductions in the wires that connect photovoltaic modules to power inverters.