| Boost your ethical know-how with these practical tips on avoiding common ethical quandaries. |
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| Is it possible the movie set out to evoke a cinematic response in the spectator to mimic the characters' internal quandaries? |
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| The result is a somewhat muddled, yet quite trackable, series of sugarcoated philosophical quandaries that go down like chocolate-covered fish. |
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| Its vignettes of executives grappling with difficult problems will help others confront their own quandaries. |
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| Solving The Colorado Problem is one of baseball's more fascinating quandaries. |
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| What kinds of deliberation processes may be needed to resolve the quandaries? |
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| The best science fiction is the science fiction that uses fantastical or futuristic elements to tell stories that relate to timeless experiences, problems and quandaries. |
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| They throw up quandaries our ancestors never dreamed of, and answers that raise yet more questions. |
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| The actual effects of the future use of nuclear weapons are difficult to estimate because of the many quandaries involved. |
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| When applied, however, these rights and duties sometimes give rise to quandaries. |
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| If we understand the reasons for this contradiction, we would be well on the way to resolving many of the quandaries of international trade. |
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| Are ethics framed by the concept of 'sustainability' adequate for resolving the quandaries you are working on? |
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| Can you identify difficult ethical questions, or quandaries, in your country or local context? |
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| Public policy has a role in showing us not just the evils of the past and the quandaries of the present, but their glories too. |
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| The moral quandaries, the psychological conundrums are deeper. |
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| For narrative complexity, Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid series and Amy Hennig's Legacy of Kain games offer stories rich with nuance and complicated moral quandaries. |
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| Computers and networks affect our politics because they reach into every nook and cranny of our lives and further complicate some longstanding political quandaries. |
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| Confusion about what is and is not within the legitimate scope of medicine risks leading the profession into a future full of unmet expectations and knotty ethical quandaries. |
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| But knotty ethical quandaries are cropping up as the mechanical guts, electronic sensors and digital brains of robots continue to improve. |
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| The RoboLaw project is an effort to anticipate such quandaries and work out where and how legal frameworks might need to be changed as the technology of bionics and neural interfaces improves. |
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| It is interesting to note that the Delphi experts experienced the same quandaries faced by the RAF team with regard to the choice of indicators, weights, and methodologies. |
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| Scrupulous organisation of prevention would preclude or at least considerably attenuate some of the difficulties and quandaries of neonatal practice. |
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| In few other countries would judges decide on so many questions of social and economic policy, let alone on so many issues that touch life's deepest moral quandaries. |
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| Enough is known about embryonic development to create quandaries already. |
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| Which creates terrible quandaries for the mix, because they are all brilliant ideas, there are too many of them available, and we don't know which one to put aside. |
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| Such moral quandaries cannot be solved a priori. |
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| The words bespoke a woeful ignorance of the state of emergency care in the United States and the health care quandaries the uninsured face, which we discussed. |
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| What are the ethical quandaries at hand in the scenario? |
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