Sentence examples for a conundrum for a from inspiring English sources

"Derek Jeter presents a conundrum for a Red Sox fan like me," Mark Ulriksen says about this week's cover.

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.

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko September 1, 2014 "Derek Jeter presents a conundrum for a Red Sox fan like me," Mark Ulriksen says about this week's cover.

Jacob Broom, the only person lacking a likeness or description, "created a conundrum for all of us," Ivan Schwartz said.

It is a predictable response, but presents a conundrum for the Pakistani cinemas.

It's a conundrum for most people, and a difficult issue to talk about, even between Palestinians.

The deer are a delight to ramblers but a conundrum for the conservation groups that manage this landscape.

Assessing the work of a productive artist whose career was cut short can be a conundrum, for there are often a lot of loose ends.

Who is on whose side, whom to trust, whom to regard as a potential enemy has been a conundrum for the Americans from the moment they arrived.

That remains a conundrum for us.

Quite a conundrum for God, it seems.