She has also solved another subtler dilemma that some sports journalists encounter.
After such a sledgehammer beginning, the rest of the game conjures a more subtle emotional dilemma on which to impale yourself, with an ending that continues to haunt long after you've forgotten all the seemingly hopeless near-unarmed fights against survivors and the infected.
Although the narrative is not altogether free from whimsical elements, they are of marginal importance to what is, at heart, a subtle and moving examination of the dilemma faced by immigrants to modern Britain.
When there is a diagnostic dilemma in cases with subtle and subclinical findings, MRI can be a useful investigative tool to facilitate a diagnosis [16, 42].
Her response is subtle and multidimensional, but its centerpiece is a dilemma for VE's credit thesis.
Theroux delivers richer prose than Michener, subtler insights and slyer dilemmas, but he resembles the late mass-market master of narrative geography by treating societies as his true protagonists while giving his characters (in his novels, at least) the auxiliary role of inciting, observing or acting out the conflicts latent in their surrounding cultures.
No causative gene(s) have been identified to date, resulting in a challenging clinical diagnostic dilemma because retinal changes of early stages are often subtle.
Brookner changes "in subtle and highly interesting ways... the terms of the dilemmas she habitually sets forth and dramatizes," Angeline Goreau wrote here in 2001.
Because all these games differ from one another in subtle but important ways, and because none of them precisely resemble social dilemmas, it remains unclear how these findings can be extended to the question of cooperation on networks.
But throughout, Burleigh demonstrates a subtle feel for the particulars, those gray zones of life where wrenching human dilemmas confronted those who cheered and served Hitler as well as those who resisted him.
