Sentence examples for face the same dilemmas from inspiring English sources

Their only consolation is that emerging-market banks face the same dilemmas as they venture abroad.

You're a print journalist, and so you don't face the same dilemmas, but what do you think about the decision by many broadcasters to show extremely graphic images of war — like those bodies hanging from the bridge?

Many binational heterosexual couples face the same dilemma.

Companies face the same dilemma that has undone countless hypothetical prisoners in economics textbooks.

Some other industries, such as food retailing in Britain, face the same dilemma.

Each year, executives at every television network except one face the same dilemma: what to air during the Super Bowl?

If China keeps expanding at the rates of the past couple of decades, it will eventually face the same dilemma.

Some gallery artists face the same dilemma: should they focus on visual experience, or on difficult abstract ideas?

Not for him the slightly surreal air that saw David Tennant face the same dilemma of being judged as a celebrity-turned-serious Shakespearean.

Those who suspect a bubble face the same dilemma as textbook prisoners: it makes sense to act sensibly only if others do so too.

But Mr. Nasr said that Mr. Ford would face the same dilemma unless the Obama administration were engaged and more explicit about its aims.