In his case, Mr Bush said, it was a dilemma because of his personal connection to the presidency.
Children as well as parents find themselves in a dilemma because of the Boy Scouts of America's anti-gay policy ("Scouting Debate Leaves Children Caught in Middle," news article, Oct. 1).
It is also the perfect set-up for a closer examination of the poverty porn dilemma, because of the stereotypical image now associated with a fistula sufferer – that of a girl married too young, losing her children in stillbirth, and ostracised because of her smell.
Transient ischemic attack (TIA) presents a medical management dilemma because of the high frequency of subsequent ischemic strokes.
Management of this condition is a dilemma because of diagnostic uncertainty, and requires careful patient selection for CSF shunting.
However, about 10% of patients do not respond favourably to this treatment, which represents an important clinical dilemma because of the increased risk of developing CAA [13].
Vertical root fractures of teeth (VRFs) often pose a diagnostic dilemma because of the difficulty in detection of these in intraoral radiographs except in certain cases with very distinct clinical findings.
Furthermore, in the ZnO NW, the voltage potential generated from the bent nanowire is between the left and right sides of single nanowire, which results in a fabrication and power collection dilemma because of precisely contacting two sides of the nanowire in-turn impractical [7].
Deckard, who had been indoctrinated into believing that replicants were mere machines, was facing an emotional dilemma because of a stirring of regret (or empathy) when "retiring" the replicant/machines.
However, the rest showed dilemma because of poor slide preparation although they identified the parasite species.
