Sentence examples for dilemma we faced from inspiring English sources

The dilemma we faced was which way to suffer.

That is the dilemma we face now.

That's the dilemma we face today.

It's similar to the dilemma we face in Britain.

Understanding the design principles of the plastic reading brain highlights the dilemma we face with our children.

The dilemma we face is that if we leave right now, it looks like we're caving to Osama bin Laden's demands".

In "Naked Air" (column, Dec. 26), Thomas L. Friedman illustrates the dilemma we face and why all the traditional debates in the United States are moot.

This, surely, is the core of the dilemma we face right now: if we want banks to be banks, then we want them to borrow short (depositors lend their money to banks, but can ask for it back at any time), and lend long (banks make loans that won't be repaid in full for a long time).

"The ghost demands, 'if you love me you will avenge my murder.'" The C.E.O.'s told him, Mr. Coleman said: "'This is the dilemma we face: what is our responsibility to shareholders, to employees, to clients?' It became an emotional discussion.

"I think part of the dilemma we face at the minute is because the conflict, the war, the Troubles, whatever term you want to put upon it has been so fudged that it has become an old black and white newsreel.

The biggest dilemma we face today building products is not whether we have an identity without our devices, but rather can we have an identity with our devices?