Sentences with phrase «in dilemma for»

I was in dilemma for different interest rates offered by different lenders.

am so much blessed with the teaching, i have been in dilemma for so long, but after reading this article i felt relieved may god bless you so much.

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IT»S a constant dilemma for those working in remote and isolated mining locations; a worker identifies a hazard but it's potentially hours before anyone else is made aware of it.

The dilemma for Fidelity and Hartford, says Drew Nordlicht, partner and managing director of Hightower Advisors in San Diego, is whether to make subsequent investments at their own price threshold, or to use Blackrock's 20 percent higher valuation, which means a dilution of their own shares.

The rap star, known for hit songs such as a «Hot in Herre» and «Dilemma,» will kick off 2012 having to answer for a pretty massive credit card bill.

For the past 20 years, he's been quite literally dreaming up the solutions to his creative dilemmas in the dead of night.

Years later when she was in her 20s, that knack for imagination gave Corcoran the creative kick she needed to figure out how to navigate a business dilemma.

In the long run, Bloomberg's larger dilemma isn't all that different from what its competitor, Reuters, has been going through for some time.

Rice's case apparently posed something of a dilemma for the court system, too: back in May, Rice was indicted for third - degree aggravated assault, but those charges were later dropped.

In the years since The Omnivore's Dilemma was first published, Pollan has become a one - man evangelist for a new way of thinking about food.

China's uneven economic recovery signals a looming dilemma for policymakers as official data released at the weekend showed inflation at a 10 - month high in February while factory output and consumer spending were weaker than forecast.

The worst temptation for a government caught in this dilemma is to continue to rely on the old investment - driven model to maintain growth during the transition period.

It seems with the landscape Vs square discussion there is a place for both but i guess it does provide a bit of a dilemma for smaller brands in terms of where they spend their marketing dollars?

But in one key area investors face a familiar dilemma, which they've endured for the last nine years: finding income in a still low yield environment without taking on too much risk.

Except for a period in the early 1960s, when Robert Triffin explored what became known as the Triffin Dilemma, in which foreign hoarding of U.S. dollars was linked to persistent U.S. trade deficits, the relationship between the capital and current accounts seems since then to have mystified most economists, including those specializing in trade, even as U.S. trade deficits and foreign capital inflows soared, and as the growth in international capital flows, once consisting largely of trade finance, exploded relative to trade flows and relegated trade finance to minor importance.

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A further complexity is the famed «double bind» examined in Alice H. Eagly and Linda L. Carli's book Through the Labyrinth (Harvard Business Review Press, 2007) and in the 2007 Catalyst research report «The Double - Bind Dilemma for Women in Leadership.»

European Economic Improvement Poses Dilemma for Monetary Policy Europe finds itself in a relatively unusual situation in which the overall economic situation continues to improve, but the ECB has given definite hints it intends to ease monetary policy even further.

But the improvement in the eurozone's fortunes does pose a dilemma for the ECB in our view, all the more so given that renewed expectations for the Fed to raise rates soon have been helping to depress the euro.

The Prisoner's Dilemma is the most important paradigm for understanding shadow risk in modern financial markets at the pinnacle of a multi-generational debt cycle unparalleled in the history of finance.

This poses a real dilemma for senior executives to choose the right people to be involved in buyer persona development efforts with the intent to inform strategy and one they must get right.

However, the inclusion of an option to review the deal in June of next year underlined the continuing dilemma for these producers — how to maintain relatively high prices without stimulating US shale oil production too much.

This blog is an outlet for me to write about whatever I think of in the digital marketing realm, from content marketing dilemmas and solutions to interviews with some of the people I respect the most.

For Bernanke himself, there may be a personal way out of this dilemma: Many Fed watchers believe that he will step down as Fed chairman when his current term expires in January.

But last week proved to be a particularly rocky one for the metal, even with Greece and Puerto Rico's debt dilemmas, not to mention the recent Shanghai stock market decline, fresh in investors» minds.

The precedent for blending a scholarly reading of Tocqueville with personal narrative was set by Poulos's graduate school mentor, Joshua Mitchell, in his Tocqueville in Arabia: Dilemmas in a Democratic Age (2013).

This caused a theological dilemma for the early Christians because, in Mark, Jesus stated clearly that there were things he did not know (when the end was coming, to be precise).

And of course the whole point is not to share with others what isn't real or true for you, a point that is not lost on super pastor Rob as we return to the dilemma of living an honest faith when you become the latest pastor in demand.

As we teeter between denying God and praising God, between the horrors and delights of life, Paul's words «always and for everything give thanks» might seem to mock our utter sense of being caught in a dilemma.

In 1971, British child psychoanalyst D. W Winnicott was approached by Anglican priests and asked to solve the following dilemma: How does one distinguish between a person's need for spiritual counsel and the need for psychoanalysis?

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.

Camus is confronted with a dilemma: he does not wish to baptize history because history has resulted in the reign of terror; he does want to advocate absolute values independent of time, for that would reconstitute the «old god» that negates human creativity.

And the dilemma remains, even in the negative theology, that either all value is compossible — which seems certainly untrue, for values conflict — or else God must fail to possess some values which yet are possible — and how then can he be incapable of growth in value?

Moral and ethical dilemmas become opportunities for the church to express its care by its willingness to sit with people in the midst of turmoil and despair.

In many cases, of course, vocational dilemmas involve emotional conflicts which call for longer - term counseling.

It offers many dividends: The opportunity to meet And chat with old and new - found friends; The amiable atmosphere; The comfortable cushioned seat; The promise of two hours clear Of irritating chores, restraints, Dilemmas, quarrels, and complaints; The vespertine impressive hall That grants equality to all And cover for a nap to some; The stirring burst of warm applause When the conductor comes in view And talkers instantly grow dumb; The pleasantly suspenseful pause As the ensemble waits its cue.

While defense contractors say that there is no moral or religious dilemma for their employees, church leaders say that there is a problem, but one that can be solved by refusing to participate in the development or production of nuclear weapons and technology.

F. C. Happold, for example, in his Religious Faith and Twentieth - Century Man, published in 1966, spoke of the mystical «as as a way out of the spiritual dilemma of modern man.»

Tiffany Barrans, the legal director for the ACLJ, said this week that the church leaders in Iran were faced with a dilemma: They could avoid being witnesses, or they could testify in court and possibly face similar charges.

The conservatives» dilemma, as manifested most recently in the disputes surrounding Senator John McCain's unsuccessful campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, is not that their playbook is empty but that they can't get straight what page in it they should be reading from.

This dilemma, it seems to me, calls for reflection upon all those old fairy tales in which the bolder of three unrestricted wishes manages nevertheless to screw things up: reading those stories as children, with considerable incredulity, we thought that in the same situation we would surely do better.

Burridge resolved the dilemma described by Benedict and for this has been given the prize named in his honor.

Calling for «a return to foundations» can be immensely helpful in pointing out and even reigning in the worst aspects of liberalism, but these solutions can also slip into abstraction, becoming frustrated gestures at a hazy and diffuse dilemma.

Inasmuch as the sociologist of religion is confronted with the necessity of accounting for apparently identical or similar patterns in religious behavior, ideas, and forms of organizations on different cultural levels, he is interested in a constructive solution of the apparent dilemma.

«Another objection to moral relativism is called by Fred Feldman «The Reformer's Dilemma,» which describes the situation of an activist who sees a society in need of improvement and feels compelled to propose some alteration for its citizens.

Perhaps our shared dilemma today is how we can think in and for the church when we are disconnected from the dominant interests of the church.

To return to the personal note encouraged by the editors, my own present theological dilemma is this: I am relatively encouraged (although not, I hope, sanguine) about the relative merit of the model for fundamental theology which I have tried to articulate in the past few years.

I pose to the reader, or any person, the following dilemma: Imagine Alan in two possible worlds: one world like the one just described in which he thought he was a great painter and felt completely happy about this, and died, but was deceived and another world in which he really was a good painter and his paintings sold for a high price because he was being recognized as such and was not deceived, and again dies happily.

Mitchell Merbaek's The Thief, the Cross, and the Wheel: Pain and the Spectacle of Punishment in Medieval and Renaissance Europe documents an increase in the depiction of violence in Renaissance paintings of the crucifixion, which created a dilemma for artists.

The crisis intervention therapists (Eric Lindemann, Gerald Caplan, Robert Carkhuff, David Switzer, and Edgar Jackson) then became important to me in the mid-seventies as I dealt with the more sober moral dilemmas involved in pastoral care for the dying.7