Sentence examples similar to left dilemma from inspiring English sources

This leaves a dilemma.

So we're left with a dilemma — the New Mexico water dilemma".

And it left a mighty dilemma in its muscled, magical wake.

So we are left with the dilemma of the occupation, and whether Israel can ever extricate itself from it.

Then Apple will be left with a dilemma in which it will pretend not to be intimidated right up until the time that it changes its pricing model," Mr. McQuivey said.

That is why, ludicrously, batch-cooked stew is now regularly decanted into individual, warmed "oven-to-table" casserole dishes, which means not only does your stew fail to cool naturally, but you risk third-degree burns plucking the lid off, and are left with the dilemma of where to stick it, on an already crammed table.

But then the trace theorist is left with a dilemma.

And so Somalia's international backers are left with a dilemma - to fund a force some of whose members continue to abuse the vulnerability of the very people they are supposed to protect.

And you're left with a dilemma: Do they know what I'm doing?

If they decide not to increase immunomodulation, they are left with the dilemma of how to address the pain.

Frequently, in pancreatic cancer surgeons are left in this dilemma of in situ remaining tumour cells [ 3, 4].