Sentence examples for practical dilemmas from inspiring English sources

Such situations pose huge moral and practical dilemmas.

It presents a rich, nuanced argument that is both intellectually rigorous and attuned to practical dilemmas.

Corrections-industry journals, meanwhile, have been particularly blunt when it comes to laying out the practical dilemmas of treating children as adults.

Asghar Farhadi's thoughtful drama about the plight of a middle-class family besieged by moral and practical dilemmas, won the prize for best film, and its cast collectively won the trophies for best actor and actress.

This is a circuitous way of saying that people who come from film school may not really have lived through the tough times and ruffled the tough characters of Lewis's rough-and-tumble era — but everyone, everywhere, faces conflicts and experiences pressures, power struggles, thwarted ambitions, and practical dilemmas every day.

But whatever the understandable and heart-wrenching ethical and practical dilemmas of live prisoner exchange, this commentator can see no logical or ethical justification for prisoner exchange for a dead body.

That is the moral and practical dilemma NATO governments face.

They found themselves confronted with a practical dilemma that Congress had never envisaged and thus never addressed when it wrote the Civil Rights Act.

To reiterate, "Moral philosophy as [Green] conceives it can take one only so far: it cannot resolve every moral issue and practical dilemma" (Nicholson, 1990, p.79).

This leads to the practical dilemma of whether to acquire a small number of tilt series (typically ranging from 2 to 4) with the iterative approach, or to acquire a large number of tilt series and restrict the reconstruction process to filtered back-projections.

Yes, then, I am making the claim that most religious people [not just Christians] who claim another practical dilemma is the insistence that sin is somehow tied to some form of ominous fate [some might also use the word 'God's Will'].