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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "dilemma to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that presents two options, both of which have negative implications. For example, "The company was faced with a dilemma to either cut jobs or raise prices."
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There is one other dilemma to resolve.
The dilemma – to destroy or refashion – splits Albanians.
He just kind of presented his dilemma to me.
On Shaughnessy goes, leaping from one bodily dilemma to another.
Knowing Lord Sweeney, one explained the dilemma to saleswoman, Melanie.
Aseptic meningitis represents a common diagnostic and management dilemma to clinicians.
Explaining the outcome of a single political initiative poses a dilemma to the structurally minded sociologist.
It resolves the political dilemma, to be sure, reconciling ends and means.
She goes away and meets the devil, who poses a "Sophie's Choice" dilemma to the soul.
The issue of "Sister Margaret's choice" was posed as an ethical dilemma to discuss.
Washington State University has returned "The Omnivore's Dilemma" to its required-reading list.
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