A similar conundrum now presents itself as Stoudemire returns from another debridement (this one on the right knee) and a two-month absence: whether to play him at all.
The sculpture, an intoxicating conundrum, presents identical imitations of an actual beer can that also copy each other — except, of course, for that minor problem of whether an industrially mass-produced copy is empty or full.
And the whole constant idea falls to pieces if w is even a smidgen off -1.More than any other scientific problem the cosmic-expansion conundrum presents scientists with an existential quandary.
In his poem "Pornographic Poetry," a priest muses on the moral conundrum presented by the cleavage of the young women in his pews.
The conundrum presented by the sorites paradox is an epistemological one which in no way undermines classical semantics or logic.
As the Minnesota scientists have struggled to solve the medical conundrum presented by the two invertebrate leaders, one theory that has gained traction is what Logsdon calls "the startled-deer hypothesis".
Though the film cannot rightly be characterized as soft — the cruel, often funny verbal barbs invest it with pleasurable prickliness — there's a certain reserve, even hesitancy to his direction that in part may have something to do with the conundrum presented by Ms. Pfeiffer's casting.
Now let's consider the often mystifying conundrum presented by you holding onto toxic relationships at work, with friends or in dating.
March 4, 2016: Welcome address, introductions, and panelist at E Pluribus Unum: The Immigration Conundrum, presented by The Seventh Circuit Bar Association Foundation, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Chicago, Illinois.
Which brings us, finally, back to the conundrum presented by Ms. Dolezal.
This brings up a particular conundrum, that presents a perfect example of how your process doesn't need to be associated with tech.
