Sentence examples for an old conundrum from inspiring English sources
This is an old conundrum.
At its heart is an old conundrum.
At the heart of the dispute is an old conundrum in social science: How certain can anyone be about conclusions based on observations of how people behave?
Yet he has a Ph.D. in mathematics (his dissertation solved an old conundrum concerning the optimal packing of tetrahedrons) and a memory that stretches, flawlessly, from Harry Truman to "The Truman Show".
Whenever I think I have this baby half-figured out, I remember that Southfork Kitchen is an infant conundrum inside an old enigma located by a schizophrenic seaside in a paradoxical part of a very strange land.
Nestlé chair Peter Brabeck is seeking a solution to the old conundrum that you can take a horse to water but you cannot force it to drink.
For many, it really is about finding a solution to the old conundrum: how do you create a chamber of people who will be independent-minded and bring together the diverse expertise that makes a second chamber effective in revising legislation and offering something distinctive from the Commons?
And two years before that, the Bayern manager, Louis van Gaal, had solved an old, vexing conundrum – where was his best position?
And he argues that an old anthropological conundrum -- why it took man so long to develop agriculture -- should now be posed in reverse.
