Sentence examples for conundrum faced from inspiring English sources

It's a conundrum faced by many high-end travelers when they go on vacation.

What isn't simple is the funding conundrum faced by Congress now, as sequestration approaches: most people, politicians and constituents alike, agree that there needs to be cuts to the federal budget.

On Wednesday night, the Roses founds themselves up against the conundrum faced by big bands since the Beatles: after honing their craft and building their reputation in smaller venues, they are suddenly so popular they have to play in sheds.

The poll, taken last April and May for the M.T.A. by Lieberman Research East of Great Neck, N.Y., clearly shows the conundrum faced by transit officials as they struggle to deal with their good fortune of increased ridership.

That means finding new money within constrained budgets.Mr Gates is grappling with the conundrum faced by many of his predecessors: the rising costs of military manpower and equipment, which strain even America's gargantuan $700 billion defence budget (almost as much as the defence spending of the rest of the world put together).

Yet the conundrum faced by the current President Bush is underscored by the fact that his father was also accused of declaring victory too soon in the war against Saddam Hussein, who remains a threat and may yet become a target in the new war on terror.

This is the central conundrum facing the cricket authorities.

That is the conundrum facing organic-food entrepreneurs on Long Island.

The conundrum facing these three Oklahoma inmates rivals anything written by Kafka.

A similar conundrum faces patients diagnosed with abnormal heart rhythm known as atrial fibrillation.

This is the conundrum facing Richard Schickel, the maker of Woody Allen: A Life in Film.