Sentence examples for dilemma whose from inspiring English sources

Designers and policy makers need to see the single-family house as a design dilemma whose elements — architecture, finance and residents' desires — are inextricably linked.

The child is faced with an impossible dilemma: Whose side am I supposed to be on?

"The dilemma is: whose responsibility is it, the referee's responsibility or the player's responsibility?

Finally, there's Mr. Pataki, whose dilemma resembles Mr. Giuliani's.

"I identify with the character of Marjorie Taub, whose dilemma is that she wants to be an intellectual," Mr. Busch said.

The latest casualty was Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine, whose dilemma — caught all too often between her moderate beliefs and pressure from the party to vote the "right" way — was described poignantly by Jonathan Weisman in The Times on Thursday.

But it is a moral dilemma for doctors whose infected patients do not want to start taking drugs immediately, usually because they do not yet feel sick and have heard exaggerated rumors about side effects.

I had forgotten the scene when the former Warden, whose dilemma over Hiram's Hospital began the series of Barsetshire tales – opens a drawer and looks at his long-neglected violin.

PAGE 3 THE SURVIVAL DILEMMA As survivors whose continued survival is very much in doubt, the last primitive tribes hidden away in the planet's most remote reaches pose a dilemma for their would-be protectors: whether to leave them to their fate, or to assimilate them into the larger world before they are extinguished.

This posed a dilemma for Weinberg, whose greater loyalty was to O'Brien and NBC.

Mexican oil and gas output remains flat while national demand increases, creating a dilemma for Pena Nieto, whose opponents vigorously oppose foreign investment in the country's energy sector.