The truth is that life is full of dilemmas that can't always be resolved.
Facilitating the energy transition is full of dilemmas for network companies.
Because he can go either side he always gives the full-back a dilemma, creating a pressure point for the defence.
As her vibrant, devoted, globetrotting dad became a vent-dependent quadriplegic and abruptly faced a full-on existential dilemma -- should he stay or should he go now?
DFINITY's approach to the scalability problem is to resolve the dilemma between full decentralization (where every miner runs every instruction of every computation) versus delegating the mechanics to nodes or super nodes (so therefore more centralisation).
The task included 20 hypothetical moral dilemmas, drawn from Koenigs et al. (2007) (see Supplementary materials for a full list of moral dilemmas).
However, large-scale sustainable development remains a noble but yet unproven promise full of contradictions and dilemmas.
Books on the subject establish their authors' intellectual reputation, for strategy is full of paradoxes and dilemmas that challenge the brain to find seven simple steps to their resolution.Michael Raynor claims that great strategies lead either to huge success or to huge failure.
Once you had got over your curiosity about what kind of parent would volunteer their child for the two-week invasion of privacy (perhaps they saw it as a decent grounding for what they might expect in adulthood), the exposure of minor power struggles and moral dilemmas was full of insight and comedy and heartbreak.
Empirical ethics research, in contrast, is more likely to capture the full complexity of their dilemmas and the concurrent constraints, and is therefore more likely to be able to generate helpful analyses and pragmatic suggestions for ethical resolution [ 61].
