Sentence examples for collective conundrum from inspiring English sources
We both know there isn't a company in existence that isn't declaring that the answer to this collective conundrum is innovation.
New Jersey's quality winemakers face a classic economic conundrum known as a collective-action problem.
The tech community as a collective whole is now facing a similar conundrum when it comes to programming machines.
Europeans, however, worry history, and no writer in Europe today has dealt more eloquently with the obligations and moral conundrums of memory, private and collective, than the Hungarian novelist and essayist Peter Nadas.
A recent artistic intervention by the Helix Flash Collective known as the "Queer Crisis Collective" in New York City is perhaps the most innovative response to this conundrum.
That's the conundrum, really, to see how we can use the security and individual freedom that comes out of the ballot box with sensible collective behaviour.
Then, alas, the conundrum.
