Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We often talk about the dilemma of whether these agreements should be trade agreements or development instruments.
• I mean, there's a lot of people in the room who are wealthy, and they've got kids, and we've got this dilemma about how you bring them up.
• This of course was the real dilemma which brought about chaos and fraud.
• This is about you and your dilemma.
• That's about as complicated as my cheese dilemmas usually get.
• You see, that's what's so heartbreaking about the caller's dilemma.
• So, I was wondering what you might say about her dilemma.
• That's a dilemma the rest of our galaxy is also going to have to worry about.

• It's a dilemma, a dilemma of growth.
• Mr President, the debate over the last few weeks has laid bare the whole dilemma of the lack of political direction here.
• To misquote Tolstoy, it is no exaggeration to say that what we face is no more and no less than the dilemma of war or peace.
• whereas the ECB has the dilemma of having to meet the challenges of rising inflation and the first signs of an economic slowdown due to the financial turmoil of recent months,
• Restructured management of the fifth framework research programme will allow the Commission at least partly to deal with the dilemma of a range of subjects that is still too broad by establishing links.
• I do not think the taxpayer should have to be faced with the dilemma of increasing the financial allocations to fund the common agricultural policy.
• Freeing women from the agonising dilemma of choosing between the role of mother, wife, entrepreneur, means lightening the family workload and going straight to the heart of the matter, through specific positive measures to support the family.
• The SGP is one but not the only example (see "Lisbon Strategy") for the principal dilemma of the European Union Policy.