Sentence examples for as the conundrum from inspiring English sources

Now, however, the situation is far more complex, thanks mainly to the rise of China, as well as the conundrum over North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

On Broadway Soaring skyscrapers and sweeping bridges have long provided the most visually striking designs for the city, but nothing inspires urban visionaries so dependably as the conundrum of rapid transit: namely, how to get millions of people from one place to another quickly.

With Galileo now heading off for Jupiter, it seemed as if the conundrum would remain unsolved.

At the end of his book Hertsgaard asks, "If volcanoes can be beautiful as well as deadly, why can't America be wise as well as powerful, generous as well as rich, magnanimous as well as proud?" Here he captures the conundrum "The Eagle's Shadow" presents but never finally deals with.

Former head writer and co-creator Lizz Winstead finds the conundrum as puzzling as we do.

As stark as the numbers themselves, is the conundrum they highlight: the growing difficulty of classifying racial and ethnic categories in an increasingly fluid and multi-ethnic society.

There is the conundrum as to whether it's a small story about life or a vast portrait of Life.

At Goodman, the sculpture, "6 Standing Glass Panels" (2002/2012), serves as a sentinel for the conundrum of the "STRIPS".

As Washington wrestles with the conundrum of Iran, it appears to have shelved the policy that sought to lure Tehran to the negotiating table through blandishments and confidence-building measures.

The conundrum, as always with Australia, was the scrum: would it be of the collapsable variety that had put England on the front foot so often in the past, or had Cheika and his scrum guru, Mario Ledesma, at last found a front row?

The poems, pictures and films to come out of the Spanish civil war are compelling because they are so often self-conscious; because they reflect the bizarre experience of the artist at war, observing at the same time as fighting, grappling with the conundrum of "I am Spain".