Sentence examples for conundrum is whether from inspiring English sources

The Cruz conundrum is whether a candidate can successfully run against his own party and still win its nomination.

At the heart of this conundrum is whether the Jones campaign is doing enough Obama-style boots on the ground, phone calling, and text organizing to supplement the traditional turnout mechanism of the Alabama Democratic Conference (ADC), the state's most powerful African-American political organization.

The conundrum is whether FrRUNT is an ancestral form, or is derived from RUNX2.

The other conundrum was whether the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democracy party (HDP) would fall below the critical 10% threshold (to enter parliament).

The conundrum is intensifying questions about whether the mayor was wise, in his effort to avoid raising taxes, to base a budget on a one-time revenue source that might not materialize.

The president's current conundrum is twofold.

The conundrum is how to measure that.

So, the conundrum facing activists is whether to speak or not to speak.

At one point Ms. McKinney refers to her years of professional stage training, and one of the tantalizing conundrums in "Tabloid" is whether she is a brilliant performer — a conceptual artist of her own life — or, as one of the British hacks has it, just "barking mad".

WASHINGTON -- The conundrum was simple enough.

How could this conundrum be explained?