Sentence examples for a particular conundrum from inspiring English sources

Progress has been slow, in part because Taliesin presents a particular conundrum.

Fruit has been a particular conundrum for dieters on the new plan.

Think of the last time you watched somebody pour spoonfuls of sugar into a cup of coffee.Texture is a particular conundrum.

It's similar to the system in Uncharted, where characters will eventually explain to Nathan the way to solve a particular conundrum.

John Taylor is a particular conundrum: one colleague says of him: 'He has more positions than the Kama Sutra.' David Thompson, chairman of the UUP branch in Portadown says of Trimble: 'He is loyal almost to a fault.

India faces a particular conundrum, several international groups say, including the O.E.C.D in this report, because "it has produced some of the finest structural engineers in the world yet has not solved some of the fundamental problems common to other countries in the area".

However the world deals with that particular conundrum, the new paper is a useful reminder that carbon footprints are more multi-dimensional than is usually understood.

This particular conundrum, however, wasn't just an issue of communication.

(The answer to this particular conundrum is that the man is a priest).

Lately, her reasons for wanting to get to the bottom of that particular conundrum stretch beyond metaphor.

But with the former Everton manager seemingly ready to bide his time over that particular conundrum, there are other concerns that need his attention at Old Trafford.