Sentence examples for big quandary from inspiring English sources

One big quandary is whether to buy a laptop or a desktop computer.

But state election officials also face a big quandary: Which of two rival Reform Party candidates should appear on the ballot this fall.

The big quandary for Mr. McCain is how aggressively to respond to the relentless 30-second broadsides from Mr. Bush that started in South Carolina and are continuing here.

And the big quandary is – do they go with the classic CS feel and appease hardcore fans at the expense of a mainstream audience, or do they make concessions to modernity and start adding stuff like sprinting, iron sight aiming and crawling around on the floor?

David Firestone (NYT) THE REFORM PARTY DRAW, WIN OR LOSE -- The split in the national Reform Party left the Federal Election Commission in a big quandary: Which faction should get $12.5 million in federal campaign funding the original party had coming before the split?

She had two big quandaries.

And this is the biggest quandary about the too-big-to-fail concept.

Most gay activists in these countries would prefer them to speak up.A bigger quandary is deciding what, beyond protests, to do.

THE American Stock Exchange recently announced that it had solved what may be the biggest quandary in the mutual fund industry: how to enable actively managed mutual funds to be bought and sold throughout the trading day.

The task of deciding who will be England's first choice in Russia this summer has become Southgate's biggest quandary, with Joe Hart playing his first Premier League match for West Ham United since November earlier this month.

CHENGDU, China — Eight days after a massive earthquake struck southwest China, the government began to grapple Tuesday with what may be its biggest quandary: what to do with what it says are the five million people left homeless by the disaster.