Sentence examples for dilemma grows from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, the recent story about the government's discussion of immigration broke in the right-wing Sankei newspaper (in Japanese), which is especially unlikely to embrace the idea of a Chinese family living on every Japanese street.Japan's demographic dilemma grows more urgent by the year.

As the understanding of the contributions of genetics to human disease is expanding very rapidly, this dilemma will grow in tandem.

I can understand the dilemma of growing up in a bubble, and then not knowing what to do when unemployment beckons and reality bursts in.

That's at the heart of Facebook's dilemma: it grew up in a culture where it's wrong to see a nipple, but somebody suggesting the death of millions of people - and calling them snakes and liars - is merely a conspiracy story is acceptable within the limits of free speech.

Giuliani's campaign, like his resurrected political career, is built atop the rubble of the twin towers; his appeal is firmly rooted in the visual images of Sept. 11, 2001, and the policy dilemmas that grew from it.

FOR THE governments of Europe, a long-standing dilemma has recently grown even sharper.

That unsettles a number of Australians who worry about the growing dilemma of relying on China for prosperity and the United States for security.

As gardening season gets into full swing, consider what we might call the herbivore's dilemma: Should I grow and eat only organic vegetables?

Cases such as this raise an interesting dilemma for the growing number of investors pledging to take environmental, social and governance issues into account and invest more sustainably.

And the dilemma for the growing number of men whose tumors are found when they are small and confined to the prostate is what to do about it.

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.