The more cerebral among you will doubtless prefer to dwell on the resonances with Beachcomber's Mr Justice Cocklecarrot and his 12 red-bearded dwarfs; and, of course, with AP Herbert's Misleading Cases, that tremendous series of fictional, challenging knotty legal conundrums involving Albert Haddock as litigant and the long-suffering Mr Justice Swallow.
15 Finally, it was challenging to disentangle the causal conundrum between depressive symptomatology and frailty with the currently available literature, which is observational in nature.
Tom Pauken, the former state Republican Party chairman, is challenging Mr. Abbott and acting as the poster boy for the campaign conundrum: it is not easy to get people to invest in a candidate whose opponent already has more than $20 million.
31 Permissive hypotension would be challenging to investigate prospectively; however, analyses with robust electronic medical records may hold the key to unravelling this conundrum.
He switched to the use of black and white images to incorporate space and volume into his canvases trying to challenge perspective and "spatial conundrums".
However, since the validity of these experimental results has been challenged [ 21, 22], determination of the function(s) of the MS in Coelomates would be a major step towards the resolution of the conundrum.
"It's a conundrum and challenge for them get on them".
Vulnerability is not her bag, She is, though, up to the challenge — in this case, the conundrum of how to make her Super Bowl XLVII halftime show, which she had been planning for months, not only a spectacle in its own right, but also a conclusion to the messy affair.
