Sentence examples for sort of dilemma from inspiring English sources

It is the sort of dilemma that the Bard himself might have relished.

An entirely different sort of dilemma was presented by Frank Cottrell Boyce's Millions.

The same sort of dilemma applies to his choice of denomination.

This is the sort of dilemma facing the workers, and bosses, of Royal Mail and the Post Office.

Giving may make all sorts of animals feel good, but grappling with this particular sort of dilemma would appear to rely on a uniquely human part of the brain.

When Richard Price was asked about the Eric Garner case recently he said: "It is the sort of dilemma that would make me want to write a novel the size of a barbell".

'I would have loved to have talked to my father about the sort of dilemmas the film broaches,' he says wistfully.

At Stanford, I study artificial intelligence, in which math is used to resolve these sorts of dilemmas.

These sorts of dilemmas become somehow more complex in the sandbox mode, where players are driven, not by a linear narrative that demands acquiescence, but by the desire to succeed.

Facebook is hardly the only corporation managing these sorts of dilemmas — Google is a target of investigations seeking greater information about how it manages customer information it collects, about which it has sometimes been opaque, and it too has broken trust with users.

Genesis 1 28, for example, throws up all sorts of dilemmas for Christians contem- plating "Care for God's Creation": "And God blessed them [Adam and Eve], and God said unto them, be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the Earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the Earth".