Sentence examples for making a dilemma from inspiring English sources

Science and philosophy have taken to the stage, making a dilemma into a drama.

The barbs they throw at each other, and the speeches Philo goads them to make, help create a dilemma that Philo uses them to construct.

There's quite a lot of peaky in Simon Stephens's new play, On The Shore of the Wide World, which, as directed by Sarah Frankcom, puts on stage a terrific pool of material and talent without ever quite making a drama out of a dilemma.

This is always a dilemma when making a retrospective study, and might be one reason why the present study had a lower response frequency than the previous studies by the same research group.

But doctors there refused to treat him, citing the ethical dilemma of making a patient well just so that he could be killed.

Level 3 focuses directly on the dilemmas faced when making a decision to alter drinking behaviour and the possible barriers to change.

23 Given the importance of procreation in African settings and the lack of assisted reproduction services, HIV-infected couples are faced with a serious dilemma about making an informed decision to procreate.

The class should conduct peer reviews of each presentation to determine whether or not there is enough information to make a decision about the dilemma posed in each case.

In this patient all diagnostic modalities including tuberculosis genome detection tests on ascitic fluid were inconclusive making the diagnosis a dilemma.

Peritoneal tuberculosis can present with unusual manifestations like portal vein thrombosis and transudative ascites in the absence of portal hypertension making the diagnosis a dilemma.

But the American administration faced a broadly similar dilemma, and made a broadly similar response, when Pastor Terry Jones was threatening to burn copies of the Koran.