Sentence examples for dilemma thrown from inspiring English sources

These are questions we haven't had to ask until now, but they are part of a pertinent philosophical dilemma thrown up by the emergence of darknet markets, anonymous internet use, and bitcoin.

In light of the Leveson inquiry, the hot topic of the moment is ethics and master's degree syllabuses have been expanded to include some of the moral dilemmas thrown up by the Leveson inquiry.

At every international summit and on each of the great dilemmas thrown up by globalisation, climate change, trade, global finance, terrorism and organised crime, Britain will be increasingly isolated, its influence diminished in the world.

Mercurio, the creator of medical dramas Cardiac Arrest and Bodies, which also featured protagonists grappling with the moral dilemmas thrown up by their profession, promised new guest stars and hinted that some characters from the first two series might return.

But at the same time he uses his family story as a sort of display for the art of biography; he consciously shows the workings, as it were: the checking of registries, the importance of small financial details, the dilemmas thrown up.

Go easy and Britain may become a haven for those intent on fomenting hatred and carrying out terrorist attacks.This dilemma was thrown into sharp relief by Eliza Manningham-Buller, the head of Britain's domestic-intelligence service (MI5), in a speech last week.

This was the choice we faced in the EU referendum; the same unpleasant dilemma was thrown in front of France over the weekend.

But although this humanitarian crisis may have hardened the positions of Republican legislators, the dilemmas it throws up have little to do with the overall reform debate.

Aside from their ingenious methodology, what makes these amuse-bouches so delectable are the moral dilemmas Block throws up to deflect his philosophical anti­hero from a given task.

The film fritters away an awful lot of suspense on talk, but it nonetheless conjures up a dozen horrible moral dilemmas to throw at its protagonist.

Actor Alec Baldwin had to deal with this dilemma after he was thrown off an American Airlines plane for as being "extremely rude" and using "offensive language" when told to turn off the mobile phone he should already have put away.