Sentence examples for enough dilemma from inspiring English sources

We knew we had to answer that question and still leave an intriguing enough dilemma at the end of the show to bring viewers back for the third and final part.

And I was intrigued enough by the dilemma facing Quinn -- to kill Brody or not to kill Brody and, if so, how? -- that I'd tune in next week even if I didn't have to write this thing.

Among baseball's presumed problems, in this context, is the recurring hockey dilemma: not enough scoring.

Kirk's dilemma, fittingly enough, was that she really was a working woman.

Until now oncologists faced a painful dilemma: use enough energy to kill the cancer but char nearby organs, or lighten the dose and probably leave some cancer cells to grow back.

"If fiction isn't hard enough to write, personal dilemmas — my own Jewishness — don't help it any," he wrote in a January 1958 letter.

It may be that the police service does not communicate with the public it serves enough to explain the dilemmas that have to be faced by a modern police force before problems emerge, but the danger in the present atmosphere is that the service may become defensive and isolated.

The pace of new and emerging science and technology (NEST) is problematic since legal frameworks and ethical discourse simply cannot adjust quickly enough to the new dilemmas brought along with research and innovation.

But they're vivid enough to make their shared dilemma come alive.

This was time enough to wrestle with his dilemma: that he wanted reform, and also wanted his beloved land to survive.

The solution to this technological dilemma is, ironically enough, more technology.