That unsettles a number of Australians who worry about the growing dilemma of relying on China for prosperity and the United States for security.
Now the protesters' numbers are growing, presenting a dilemma for Kelly and his billionaire boss Mayor Bloomberg.
Cases such as this raise an interesting dilemma for the growing number of investors pledging to take environmental, social and governance issues into account and invest more sustainably.
This article was amended on 5 March to include the following sentence: "Cases such as this raise an interesting dilemma for the growing number of investors pledging to take environmental, social and governance issues into account and invest more sustainably".
Cohen said that Seatwave acted first and foremost to solve a growing consumer dilemma – namely, that music and theatre fans were having to buy tickets far in advance for events they could not be sure of attending.
And the dilemma for the growing number of men whose tumors are found when they are small and confined to the prostate is what to do about it.
The juxtaposition between poverty and growing wealth presents an unsavory dilemma for luxury goods makers jumping into India: How does one sell something like a $1,000 handbag in a country where most people will never amass that sum of money in their lives, and many are starving?
Shell "would obviously have preferred to secure OPL245 without going within a million miles of Malabu and Etete," says someone who was involved in the negotiations.Ethical dilemmasThe saga is a striking example of an ethical dilemma that is growing more acute for international oil companies.
If he has no big stick to carry, he should "grow one".Mrs Palin had put her finger on a dilemma for Republicans.
