Sentence examples for poses a dichotomy from inspiring English sources
However, it poses a dichotomy that, if not false (choice between economy and environment), certainly poses a choice that predisposes more blue-collar workers than white-collar ones to choose weakening the environmental laws.
You posed a dichotomy between knowledge and creativity, and made the assertion that you can't be creative unless you have knowledge.
He poses a false dichotomy: the choice was never between war and appeasement; it was between staying with a system that was working or striking out in a radically different direction.
Feminists argue that the contrast between external and internal ("subjective") guidance poses a false dichotomy.
This poses a serious challenge for the widely held high-low applicative dichotomy advocated by Pylkkänen (2002, 2008).
This kind of dichotomy — market returns that may not accurately reflect the underlying economy — actually occurs rather often, and it poses a ticklish problem, both for professional money managers and for the rest of us.
Nietzsche posed an Apollonian-Dionysian dichotomy, the former representing form and rationality and the latter drunkenness and ecstasy.
