Sentence examples for dilemma will be from inspiring English sources
The Democrats' dilemma will be acute.
In the 21st century, the conservative dilemma will be disastrous for conservatism.
The main technical dilemma will be: how much small vehicle travel is optimal, compared with the massive investment in underground rail, bus and tram capacity.
If diplomacy yields a bad deal, which does not sufficiently set Iran back from breakout capacity, Israel's dilemma will be no less daunting.
Yellen's most crucial dilemma will be to decide when – or how – to turn off the flood of cheap money the Fed has been pouring into the US economy – at a rate of $85bn a month – to kickstart America's recovery.
If, on the other hand, Mr Barak gets in, his dilemma will be whether to stay on as defence minister and share the flak with Mr Olmert, or risk an election race against the right-wing Likud party.It's quite a gambleThat is a hard one to call.
As long as North Korea is not threatening Beijing, this is a prisoners' dilemma we will be facing on our own.
To understand the nature of this dilemma, it will be useful to distinguish between risks directly related to and not directly related to research (Wendler and Miller 2007).
It is hoped that this idea can be further developed and, by addressing this practical dilemma, there will be increased adoption of multiple imputation in medical research when data suffers from missingness.
That aside, "The Quest" is a masterly piece of work and, as a comprehensive guide to the world's great energy needs and dilemmas, it will be hard to beat.
The dilemma is who will be responsible for blocking reforms".
