Sentences with phrase «something of a dilemma»

This conflicting information may pose something of a dilemma for parents and it can be difficult to know which set of guidelines to follow!

But, notoriously, this creates something of a dilemma.

On returning to university to complete my fifth year, I was left with something of a dilemma.

But the birthday gift is always something of a dilemma.

For many of us, especially early on in our online dating, this creates something of a dilemma.

Law firms face something of a dilemma in consulting ethics counsel.

But seriously, a Sugar Baby who wants to give her Daddy something special at holiday time might find herself in something of a dilemma: most arrangements are based on his generosity with material things and her generosity with time and attention.

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.

This produces something of a dilemma: for unless presentational immediacy and causal efficacy overlap in some way, unless there is a common ground between them, there is no assurance that they are giving information about the same entities and the beneficial effects of their complementary relation would be lost.

The Crows fever and its extra spin - offs is proving something of a dilemma for South Australian Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis, a diehard fan of Port Adelaide, the other South Australian team in the AFL.

Saving Private Ryan: D - Day 60th Anniversary Commemorative Edition presents something of a dilemma to owners of the earlier release.

I e-mailed Rene and told him of my dilemma, All that I asked for was that whatever he picks out for me has to have (2) things - An Automatic Transmission and my monthly payment could not be any more than the payment I was currently making on my Jeep.

It reminded me of the dilemma of my favorite abstract painters today, in the face of postmodern attacks and of the bulky institution now called Modernism.

With Loic Remy rumoured to be a target for Aston Villa and Radamel Falcao suffering an injury setback, Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink faces something of a dilemma with his striking options.

That leaves young Miguel (newcomer Anthony Gonzalez), four generations later, with something of a dilemma: feeling the pressure of entering the family business by his indomitable abuelita (Renée Victor, «Weeds») and loving dad (Jaime Camil, «Jane the Virgin»), all he wants to do is play guitar like his long - passed idol Ernesto de la Vega (Benjamin Bratt).

Recent polls show that Crist would best either Meek or Greene among Democrats in the fall — a situation that has created something of a dilemma for national Democrats.

Dark Void poses something of a dilemma.

But seriously, a Sugar Baby who wants to give her Daddy something special at holiday time might find herself in something of a dilemma: most arrangements are based on his generosity with material things...

It's something of a dilemma: too much stress will kill us but not enough won't keep us productive and motivated.

«If sleeper sharks are involved in predation, it creates something of a dilemma,» said Horning, who works out of OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, Ore. «In recent years, groundfish harvests in the Gulf of Alaska have been limited in some regions to reduce the potential competition for fish that would be preferred food for Steller sea lions.

Smartphone makers currently face something of a dilemma — does one build the front - facing camera in the bezel, or in a notch?

The Supreme Court in this case was posed something of a dilemma.