Sentence examples for dilemma to develop from inspiring English sources

There may be an important, and difficult, practical dilemma to develop an index of entomological population change that integrates complex ecological traits and can identify conservation problems.

"Right now," he said, "developing countries face a terrible dilemma: to continue developing and allow global warming to accelerate, or to stop their development and growth in the interests of the environment.

To overcome this dilemma, we seek to develop a proposal adaptation scheme with affordable distributed implementation.

This dilemma drives researchers to develop a more economical way, i.e. numerical reconstruction method, to obtain the porous structure of rocks.

Measures were taken to deter students from tailoring their strategies to conform to the views of the course director (J.D.L .. First, the only viewpoint conveyed by the director to the students was that the objective of this course was to enable students to identify dilemmas and then to develop their own bioethical strategies.

It is always a dilemma to get into the flat.

We describe dilemmas related to developing scoring rubrics for assessment of student teachers.

One response to this apparent dilemma is to try to develop a self-consciously "ecumenical" version of the capabilities approach.

The dilemma in Ghana is how to develop systems that can best utilize these inherent resources, even though the paper believes that the inability of city authorities to develop appropriate SWM policies cannot be wholly attributed to technical or economic reasons (see Grant and Oteng-Ababio 2012).

Steven Shak (Genomic Health, Inc ., a developer of Oncotype DX®, pointed to a road map for developing similar tests by first identifying a clear clinical dilemma, and then designing a multistep, multistudy approach to develop the assay.

China appears to understand Pyongyang's dilemma, which is why it has continued its ambitious efforts to develop North Korea while shielding the new regime from internal collapse.