Sentence examples for conundrum caused by from inspiring English sources
The decision by New York city officials to expedite same-sex weddings comes as city and town clerks around the state grapple with something of a scheduling conundrum caused by the fact that the first day same-sex marriage becomes legal is also a day when municipal offices are ordinarily closed.
He also discarded the notion of a trickle-down effect caused by the ownership conundrum.
From page 40 of the OBR report: Photograph: OBR UK real GDP per capita Photograph: /OBR At the heart of this issue lies the big conundrum of UK economics -- how much damage was caused by the great recession, will productivity reach pre-crisis levels again, or have we simply run out of easy efficiency gains that helped drive the economy?
They are scientists at the Energy Department's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and the morning's experiment concerned another kitchen conundrum, a fight against physics: how to remove harmful contaminants caused by cooking.
However, if all winter spring prepandemic 1918 activity had been caused by the pandemic virus, we are left with the conundrum of why it did not become pandemic then, when environmental circumstances were seemingly more favorable, and when it was being locally transmitted within the war zone in Europe at more explosive levels than the fall wave pandemic virus would later be.
His work also gets at the correlation-or-causation conundrum in economic behavior: What consumer actions occur coincidentally after people see ads, and what actions are most likely caused by the ads?
Civilian casualties caused by N.A.T.O.
(It was caused by something).
1,572 deaths caused by guns.
He and his collaborators discovered a solution to that conundrum in detailed records of the region's weather trends: Although night temperatures in the hard-hit mountain habitats went up, daytime temperatures actually went down, perhaps caused by global warming's ability to increase cloud cover in mountainous areas.
Seizures caused by fever.
