Sentence examples for Present conundrum from inspiring English sources

Former Secretary of State James Baker, Mr. Bush's chief representative, made the same point last week and compared our present conundrum to that of 1960, when Richard M. Nixon conceded even though he still had hopes of reversing the verdict in states holding the balance of electoral votes.

Many policy-makers either don't recognize or don't want to acknowledge our present conundrum, rendering solutions more difficult.

To Be, Rather Than to Seem Which brings us to the present conundrum, reflected vividly in North Carolina's motto, Esse quam videri, which means, "To be, rather than to seem".

"It's not an attempt to solve the ever-present conundrum of death," Thorpe tells me.

An ever-present conundrum in network inference is how to discriminate direct regulation from indirect regulation.

BRITAIN's public services present a conundrum.

The continuing protests present a conundrum for China.

Adding T.C.U. would present a conundrum for the Big East.

The disconnect between the output of geniuses and their values present a conundrum for the scientific community.

Such sales techniques make some health advocates apoplectic.For food and drinks companies, rising obesity rates present a conundrum.

Workers like Mr. Hartley present a conundrum for a Social Security overhaul, said Eugene Steuerle, a fellow at the Urban Institute, who favors raising the retirement age.