Sentence examples for bigger conundrum from inspiring English sources
France presents a bigger conundrum.
Landscape and nature are an even bigger conundrum for the show's curators.
The bigger conundrum for the Obama campaign is how to balance its two lines of criticism of Mr. Romney, particularly if he wins the nomination.
That is itself part of a still bigger conundrum: how can Europe hold its own in an increasingly non-European world?
The bigger conundrum is how to arrange for a medical visa for a country that has removed its diplomatic presence from Iran.
The French, for their part, are getting round the problem by blithely ignoring the pact.A much bigger conundrum for Germany, however, is to find a new way for an expanding European Union to function.
Cash, not China, is Google's biggest conundrum.
SAN FRANCISCO — It is Facebook's biggest conundrum.
Other than questions of method, the big conundrum is where does a Derren Brown show leave an audience?
"The big conundrum for men, when it comes to wardrobe, has to do with caring or not caring," P. said.
But this has been compounded by the election of so many untried names by MPs.The biggest conundrum is Mr Johnson.
