Sentence examples for a challenging conundrum from inspiring English sources

Both species are protected, providing conservation agencies with a challenging conundrum to address.

Acquisition of the PVL genes by MRSA therefore represents a challenging conundrum in disease management and infection control.

The factors determining substrate selectivity of ADARs have been a challenging conundrum for researchers in the field of A-to-I RNA editing.

"This has been a difficult and sensitive rugby matter, in which the needs and wishes of a player, a region, the wider game in Wales and the national side have all been part of a rather challenging conundrum," he said.

And that creates a fascinating and challenging conundrum for the company.

Sorting out the relationship between what you hear and what you see is a challenging perceptual conundrum.

Subsequent episodes might be wise to feature more challenging conundrums; but this is still a promising start into the mystery of the Raven's return.

Today, natural history holds some of the most intellectually challenging conundrums to ever fascinate the human mind.

One of the most challenging conundrums for the sports cardiologist is the interpretation and management of profound repolarisation changes, notably deep T-wave inversions, which are also common manifestations of disorders implicated in exercise-related SCD among young athletes.

If you're dealing with a large enough sample size, this is a challenging if manageable conundrum, but, Miller warns, "if you are trying to say something about a single individual in a particular moment in time" — whether, for example, he or she is lying — "I think those reliability numbers are quite intolerable".

And a challenging business.