Sentence examples for parallel dilemma from inspiring English sources

Romney runs into a parallel dilemma on the spending side of his proposals.

Nolan's film amounts to 166 minutes of agonising about whether further expansion is possible for mankind; in business terms, Hollywood currently faces a parallel dilemma of trying to find unsaturated markets and new creative paths in order to keep growing.

If not, then there is an exactly parallel dilemma of timeless knowledge.

(There is a parallel dilemma for non-moral normative contexts, if there be any, where normative reasons speak equally against doing p or doing not-p).

There is a significant challenge and dynamic that psychotherapists face in working with couples that parallels the dilemma facing the citizens and media representatives of our country.

It is often argued that a DCT must fail because of a dilemma parallel to one derived from Plato's Euthyphro.

The parallels with the dilemma facing David Trimble that Tuesday evening were too obvious to spell out.

One component of the training program, called the "religious dilemma," parallels Guantánamo detainees' chronic complaints about Koran abuse.

Mr. Joy suggests parallels between the ethical dilemma faced by nuclear physicists in the invention and the use of the atomic and hydrogen bombs and similar challenges facing technologists today.

Dr. Peter Piot, a former director of U.N.AIDS, the United Nations AIDS agency, said the parallels between the current dilemma over cancer drugs and the one 10 years ago over AIDS medicines were striking.

This is not to say that the ethical discussions surrounding the HIC dilemmas are unimportant, but rather, to highlight parallel and as yet invisible dilemmas occurring in low-income settings.