Sentence examples for unavoidable dilemma from inspiring English sources

This leads to an unavoidable dilemma: Bush will have to choose between supporting democracy and backing those who want to fight Islamic radicalism.

Montross makes us aware of the profound and unavoidable dilemma at the core of doctoring: physicians must place themselves at the midpoint between "excessive emotional involvement with patients and a complete lack of empathy".

So in any discussion about Rome and Jerusalem, Athens shimmers in the background".What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?" That was the famous question posed by Tertullian, an early Christian thinker, and it presents a real and unavoidable dilemma which has never ceased to preoccupy the Western world's collective mind.

Here's the unfair and unavoidable dilemma faced by a presidential offspring: Regardless of her grades or her test scores, most people will assume that Tiffany got into law school — or landed a great job, or accomplished anything else in her life — because of her famous name.

Integrating novel ecosystems (vs. historical ones) as endpoints for ecological restoration has contentiously been proposed as a potential and more realistic outcome for addressing the seemingly unavoidable dilemma of 'restoring' ecosystems (sensu strictu) within the Anthropocenea.

So here's one of those unpalatable but unavoidable dilemmas faced by boroughs committed to getting homes built for residents on low and middling London incomes (including teachers, nurses and other public sector workers) and which must rely heavily on doing deals with private developers to do so.

Others have been more unwilling to accept that implicit bias does in fact create an unavoidable ethical-epistemic dilemma (Mugg 2013; Beeghly 2014; Madva forthcoming).

But this strategic dilemma seems unavoidable.

The major reason for the parental –generation's negative emotions is the dilemma between "unavoidable responsibility" and "having no choice".

From cheap tops to takeaway spoons, the dilemmas are unavoidable.

This presents a critical dilemma to the neuron from which death may be an unavoidable but necessary outcome for adult neurons attempting to complete the cell cycle.