Sentence examples for pressing dilemma from inspiring English sources
So here it is, my Cut-Out-And-Keep Guide to Knitting Your Own Female Hero. 1. Make the stakes high Give your hero a pressing dilemma, an important problem to solve, an urgent need that must be met.
The staggering 617 emergency 999 calls by one London trust in the past 12 months is indicative of a more pressing dilemma.
This Alice-in-Wonderland situation is only exacerbated by Iceland's current and pressing dilemma over whether it should join the EU – which would surely insist on new controls, if not a cessation, of whaling.
The very rise of Syriza, moreover, was based on the strong presence of the country's most pressing dilemma: those in favor of the memorandum versus those against it.
But in the end, Kashkari could not answer whether his campaign affected the state GOP's most pressing dilemma – a downward spiral that finds the party at a historic low in voter registration and the inability to elect a statewide candidate in nearly a decade.
For the occupant of the White House, the upheaval has produced at least three pressing dilemmas.
"We want to create the conditions for Britain to remain in the EU," said Merkel who views the the British issue as a distraction from her much more pressing dilemmas over mass immigration in Germany and Europe.
In universe two, external factors intercede to give the characters more pressing dilemmas: enter hospitals (ER, Casualty, Holby City), aliens (The X-Files), leading the free world (The West Wing), people with supernatural monkey powers (Monkey), any life 'n' death stuff.
Of course a good many will never see the light of day, but these figures show clearly that governments across the world are looking to nuclear power to solve some of the most pressing dilemmas they face - namely how to meet growing energy demand and increase energy security while reducing the CO2 emissions linked with global warming.
For survivors huddled at the school, water and food shortages rapidly became pressing dilemmas, but DePalma and Storer pointed to scant information as the most formidable concern.
In talking tough about Russia and the security of Europe's eastern flank, while travelling to Sierra Leone, however, the Defence Secretary unwittingly summed up one of this country's most pressing dilemmas.
