Sentence examples for important dilemmas from inspiring English sources

Publicising the book earlier this year, the author – whose previous book, Decision Points, detailed the most important dilemmas in his life – said: "George HW Bush is a great servant, statesman and father.

We have to observe some important dilemmas [4, 5]: A time lag between the placing of the product on the market and the restrictions for use as well as a time lag between the start of production and the disposal of the last products in use.

Focus groups gave voice to important dilemmas, for instance regarding the pros and cons of remigration, while a more in-depth understanding of individual life stories was obtained through individual interviews.

This raises an important dilemma.

Designers or producers usually face the important dilemma of using the best sheathing board with regard to the height and location of a building.

An important dilemma for patients and surgeons may arise when a Muslim patient is counselled on cystectomy because of the belief by some that an incontinent urinary diversion will automatically invalidate their wudhu.

But a month or so in, Occupy began facing an important dilemma that they have yet to resolve.

Taken over by Cuban intelligence, monitored from the Plaza of the Revolution in Havana, and ruled by a man who incites violence against those who are different, this South American nation now finds itself facing the most important dilemma of its contemporary history.

These results leave us in an important dilemma.

These results present an important dilemma for policy makers and healthcare providers on how to communicate to the public about screening.

Our finding underscores an important dilemma for FIE studies: While FIE can be widespread in exploited systems (Jørgensen et al. 2007; Devine et al. 2012; Laugen et al.