Sentences with phrase «classic dilemma»

The third classic dilemma — called classic because it appears over and over again in literature and drama — is the tug - of - war between love for one's family and love for an alien.

It's a classic dilemma where visible benefits are concentrated, while hidden costs are borne by millions.

Commodities trader in London who is left with the classic dilemma of Aston Martin or Rolls Royce

Another classic dilemma is that of the parent who can not let the child become independent.

Creek and Long now faced the classic dilemma of the Western conservation officer.

The red - eyed tree frog faces a classic dilemma.

For instance, take the classic dilemma, in which a runaway trolley is about to kill five people unless you throw a switch and divert it to another track, where it will kill just one (discussed by Peter Singer on page 41).

This is a classic dilemma that repeats itself wherever there is a war fought by men.

It's the classic dilemma of supply and demand.

Oh, the classic dilemma.

This is a classic dilemma that is sure to test the resolve of the characters in the game.

My old Giant Bomb defense of Invisible, Inc. was grounded in a similar argument about how it solves a classic dilemma of the roguelike

It's a classic dilemma: If the solution to the climate problem is to reduce carbon dioxide emissions through nuclear power, then future generations spared catastrophic global warming must figure out what to do with our radioactive waste.

«The classic dilemma,» architect Eugene Mulcaire explains, «is you have these terrific views literally facing true north.

The new trustees now faced a classic dilemma; at the point where funds available were lowest, they had to decide whether to proceed with a case against the original trustees with all the inherent risks that entailed in terms of adverse costs if they lost or, not take action but risk a future claim by the trust's beneficiaries for failing to carry out their duties in properly preserving the trust's assets.

It was the classic dilemma faced by Hilary Clinton — how to appear strong enough to make the tough decisions about when to go to war while at the same time being feminine enough that voters could see her caring side.

The classic dilemma for career changers and new graduates is this: Employers want someone with experience (because they want proven ability), but you can't have experience unless you've had a job.

The classic dilemma for career changers and new graduates is this: Employers want someone with...

In the 23rd installment of Sage's Relationship Matters podcast, hosted by Dr. Bjarne Holmes of Champlain College, Dr. Jennifer Tomlinson (Carnegie Mellon University) discusses her recent research with Professor Art Aron (Stony Brook University) on the classic dilemma: How do we balance the benefits of growing emotionally close to a person with the risk of getting hurt?

Number 23 «The Benefits and Risks of Growing Close: Relationship Matters» Dr. Jennifer Tomlinson (Carnegie Mellon University) discusses her recent research with Professor Art Aron (Stony Brook University) on the classic dilemma: how do we balance the benefits of growing emotionally close to a person with the risk of getting hurt that comes when we make ourselves vulnerable?

Dr. Jennifer Tomlinson (Carnegie Mellon University) discusses her recent research with Professor Art Aron (Stony Brook University) on the classic dilemma: how do we balance the benefits of growing emotionally close to a person with the risk of getting hurt that comes when we make ourselves vulnerable?

«We are privileged to offer a solution to the classic dilemma — whether to live in an older historic property with charm and a great location, or in a newly constructed tower further afield,» Benaim added.