For family members, Alzheimer's disease poses agonizing choices.
SHEILA SORVARI Austin, Tex., Aug. 7, 2013 Mr. Robinson's letter raises some very important questions, but also poses false choices.
The dilemma poses harsh choices for those who have made lives in the cities on the slimmest of margins, like the migrants in the converted shipping containers in Shanghai.
"Dizzying Dive to Red Ink Poses Stark Choices for Washington" (front page, Sept. 14) reports that Joshua Bolten, the White House budget director, "said the White House was aware of the economy's direction at the time of the first tax cut" and intended it as an "insurance policy" against further decline.
The Moral Machine poses basic choices like whether AI should intervene at all if it will save more lives, or if it should stay passive instead of actively changing events in a way that makes it responsible for someone's death.
There is no escaping that high blood pressure, like every lifestyle disorder, poses two choices that many people find unpalatable: live with positive habits or resign yourself to taking medication as you grow older.
WHO poses multiple-choice questions on a Power Point slide in the middle of his sermons?
Every day, racing poses a choice for its aficionados: Is life a tragedy?
The issue of safety, too, can pose vexing choices for parents in thrall to design.
Main dishes posed difficult choices: venison, strip steak, salmon, bass (on one night), cod (on another night), lamb or veal?
