Sentence examples for a basic conundrum from inspiring English sources

But Trump still faces a basic conundrum: How can you win an election when your approval rating is under forty per cent and your disapproval rating is the highest of any Presidential candidate in recent history?

That mysterious double power infused Ian McEwan's novel, published in 2001, and it lingers in Christopher Hampton's screenplay, which displays immense ingenuity in facing a basic conundrum: how do you film a story about language and not leave it reeking of books?

A more basic conundrum is why they cling to so controversial a figure at all.

House Republicans face a very basic conundrum on the border crisis.

The clearest message from Israel's election is that no Zionist party can solve Israel's basic conundrum and no negotiations will lead to a two-state solution.

But it is no nearer to resolving its basic conundrum: it cannot fund itself, and its creditors attach strings to their loans.

Of course, the basic conundrum that attends any organic process is that in one's beginning is one's ending: the entire length of a novel or symphony can be said to be a kind of drawn-out ending.

While nose jobs have not yet replaced cash as the preferred currency of appreciation, the example of Dr. Sachs drives home the basic conundrum of holiday tipping, one that for many turns the simple act of holiday giving into a tense and socially perilous exercise: how do you measure up as a tipper when you suspect others are more generous?

What's the answer to this basic conundrum?

Drilling down on several of the basic conundrums that creatives repeatedly face, she delivered one of the top excuses for non-payment: "Exposure".

So, here's a basic guide to pairing the classic dishes of Thanksgiving with easy-to-find, affordable solutions to your last-minute Turkey Day's conundrums!