"Right now there is a reluctance on the part of a lot of people, both consumers and in business, to use instant messaging because they don't want to get caught in this closed-community conundrum.
This is not really a conundrum since in the local community where grouse shooting occurs, there may be strongly held views on both sides, thus both e-petitions attracting a lot of support on this locally contentious issue.
For example, administrators concerned with the conundrum of relative costs of community and institutional care could compare caseloads against a wide array of measures.
Solve that conundrum by plopping a local CSA (community supported agriculture) on the list.
In East Hampton, Peter Garnham, chairman of the community-based Eeco Farm, has taken the heirloom conundrum into his own hands, grafting heirloom tomatoes onto hybrid rootstock.
The tech community as a collective whole is now facing a similar conundrum when it comes to programming machines.
He was articulating a conundrum that has always dogged the elevated members of my community.
Six years ago, I wrote an article for this magazine, titled "The Cost Conundrum," which explored the problem of unnecessary care in McAllen, Texas, a community with some of the highest per-capita costs for Medicare in the nation.
In an interview, White acknowledged the conundrum and said the issue was discussed recently during a meeting with community and church leaders.
To fix this conundrum, here is a potential solution: State Parties and the international donor community need to reassess their newfound focus on complementarity.
That the undertaking of community mobility was tied to personal supports and social resources presented somewhat of a conundrum, since these could operate as both facilitators and barriers to independence.
