Sentence examples for conundrum it from inspiring English sources

But it is no nearer to resolving its basic conundrum: it cannot fund itself, and its creditors attach strings to their loans.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAS A conundrum it could hardly be bigger.

And thus the rarity conundrum: it adds value but also sets the trap.

To the Editor: Sam Harris's attack on free will doesn't resolve the ancient conundrum: it merely muddles it.

confusion surrounding Spain's possible bailout: Called The Spanish conundrum, it argues that Madrid is playing a game of chicken with the rest of the eurozone and the IMF.

But the real problem with this vision of financial singularity is not the Grossman-Stiglitz conundrum; it is that real-world markets are nowhere close to it.

"But in the world in which there are no problems and conundrums, it is not a question at all".

Unsurprisingly, given the ethical and aesthetical conundrums it raises, the story has kept theatre bloggers very busy indeed.

The double rise of cloud-based services and consumerization have been two of the biggest developments in enterprise IT, but they have also led to one of the biggest conundrums: IT managers and CIOs happy to see employees switched on and working are also facing big headaches around managing and monitoring potentially thousands of apps that their people are now using.

With this new 13-page artifact in the rtbf saga, we've gone from one extreme — Google providing hardly any information about its processes for judging individual requests — to the other: Google detailing at length some of the technical processes and judgmental conundrums it claims are involved in making these decisions.

Or maybe because he doesn't understand what it means, because it's a conundrum, but it's a nice conundrum, something he wants to figure out".