Sentence examples for dilemmas presented from inspiring English sources

And yet the moral dilemmas presented by the commissioning of this £35 baked product are profound indeed.

The legal and ethical questions here remind me of the dilemmas presented to aspiring Oxbridge candidates in the days when they set general entrance exams.

To tie in with the dramatisation of Charles Dickens's unfinished The Mystery Of Edwin Drood, art critic Alastair Sooke explores the opportunities and moral dilemmas presented when a writer carks it before penning their happily ever after.

To be honest, the mere act of going into the supermarket instead of making time to visit independent shops makes me feel guilty enough, without the smorgasbord of ethical dilemmas presented by that groaning fish counter, or the cornucopia of imported fruit.

Of the six journalism prizes awarded for work unrelated to the Sept. 11 attacks, The Los Angeles Times won two, one for Barry Siegel's "haunting and humane" portrait of a Utah man tried for neglect in the death of his son, and one for editorials written by Alex Raksin and Bob Sipchen about the dilemmas presented by mentally ill homeless people.

During halftime at Zeitz-sponsored soccer tournaments, a theater group performs a play about the dilemmas presented by wild dogs and cheetahs.

Both dilemmas present you with the option of sacrificing one life to save five, and so, by the utilitarian standard of what would result in the greatest good for the greatest number, the two dilemmas are morally equivalent.

Death was an experience that was recognized as the necessary end but at times raised ethical dilemmas presenting either as a challenge or an opportunity.

Note, first, the dilemma presented to the headline writers at the Times.

At MWC 2015, surveillance and the ethical dilemma presented by commercialising private data will for the most part remain off the agenda.

"I understand people think there is a dilemma presented by a Web site where you can pay to have a mug shot removed," he said.