Sentence examples for dilemma points from inspiring English sources

This dilemma points to an emerging schism around the leader.

The industry's handling of a comparable dilemma points to one solution.

David Paul Kuhn, author of "The Neglected Voter: White Men and the Democratic Dilemma" points out that moral issues cannot easily be separated from economic ones.

By locating the incommensurability of values at the level of what is valuable about each of her children, Richardson argues that the tragedy of the dilemma points to value incommensurability.

The dynamics of the prisoner's dilemma, he points out, change dramatically if participants know that they will be playing the game more than once.

"Easter and Passover are more of a dilemma," he pointed out half-jokingly.

All societies must deal with the dilemma famously pointed out by Hobbes: in the absence of government, people are tempted to attack one another out of greed, fear and vengeance.

But this answer does not save the Aviary theorist from the dilemma just pointed out; for it is not available to him.

On the other hand, if the system has matrix elements such that we are in a hawk-dove quadrant the cancer while not "cured" (which is the prisoner's dilemma end-point) but rather the cancer cells are in a stable equilibrium: chronically present but not life threatening, a region of permanent dormancy.

While forward-looking Qataris acknowledge the need to improve workers' conditions as well as their country's unsustainable demographic dilemma, the breaking point at this point in ongoing discussions with the ITUC is likely to be the demands for independent unions and collective bargaining.

While demographic research has focused on the role of formal childcare in easing this dilemma, evolutionary theory points to the importance of kin.