Sentence examples for this dilemma from from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone knows one of the most famous axioms about this dilemma, from Karl von Clausewitz: war is the extension of politics by other means.

Coutard experienced this dilemma from the other side when he directed Hao Binh in 1970 - a war film without any battle scenes, which focused on the effects of the Vietnamese war on local children.

Many readers, perhaps most, will recognise this dilemma from our real lives, because in the UK's new bestselling genre, the problems that accompany that question are usually — and with a comforting lack of realism — resolved as soon as one knows the correct answer.

IK: We have to tackle this dilemma from many angles.

The response to this dilemma from many funding agencies is simply that the informed consent process should include consent to the data being shared.

"This has been the dilemma from the beginning," he said.

The most persuasive answer to this dilemma came from Vadim Makarov, an exuberantly bearded, Hagrid-like figure who heads the University of Waterloo's Quantum Hacking Lab.

The answer to this dilemma varies from country to country - embedding the rights of minorities in the constitution or letting those rights be defined by the courts.

This dilemma, plucked from the truth, has surprises galore; a wacky mirror to the Zeitgeist, Joy's challenges make Joy one of the best movies of the year.

The solution to this dilemma emerged from the original information transfer-based programme.

Evidence to resolve this dilemma comes from examination of gene expression and organ structure in a phylogenetic context.