Sentence examples for three dilemmas from inspiring English sources

There are three dilemmas that kids confront.

Three dilemmas of everyday life in particular were found to underpin these attitudes: costs (in terms of monetary and time values), gender roles, and priorities.

For our purposes here, it is relevant to review how well the proposed explanatory factors accounted for variation between the trade unions in their responses to the three dilemmas.

It concludes that all three dilemmas are still valid, albeit with a somewhat different and wider interpretation in light of the changed context in which trade unions now operate.

Changes in how these three dilemmas play out nowadays imply one fundamental novelty: trade unions today must act as a civil society actor in favour of immigrants rather than as a strictly labour-related interest body.

Koelen et al. [ 36] distinguish three dilemmas of the biomedical research paradigm: 1.

In handling this traffic, city planners face two dilemmas, says Geetam Tiwari of Delhi's Indian Institute of Technology.

In this case, the two dilemmas are who between Burnham and Cooper stands a greater chance against Corbyn?

The study, described in the Sept. 14 issue of the journal Science, finds that the two dilemmas engage different parts of the brain.

The Greeks chose their myths with care; this one illustrates two dilemmas about death and ageing that in the west we are only now beginning to grapple with.

Perhaps one reason they have been unsuccessful, Mr. Greene speculated, is that as far as the brain is concerned, the two dilemmas are not that similar after all.