Sentence examples for conundrum of how from inspiring English sources

But that affinity, Ms. Kemble said, "leaves the conundrum of how do you hide the electronics?

It could help answer the conundrum of how to incorporate Islam in Arab democracies.

Then there is the conundrum of how Mariinsky dancers are trained to hear but ignore the music.

"The endless conundrum of how to get the mix perfect is what keeps me from getting bored," she writes.

The fold-up, blow-up approach solves the conundrum of how to build something voluminous that can be packed into the narrow payload confines of a rocket.

For years the NHS has grappled with the conundrum of how to increase the number of people on Britain's Organ Donor Register.

However, that would essentially continue the work of Constellation under another name and continue NASA's conundrum of how to achieve all of its mandates with limited money.

Two rulings this week, one European and one British, grappled with the conundrum of how authorities in one country levy tax on profits earned in another.

A better approach might be to free its currency a bit, slow its accumulation of reserves and thus avoid the conundrum of how to invest them.

Meanwhile, global climate change continues to worsen, producing unprecedented policy conundrums of how to reconcile the very survival of the planet with improved living standards for the world's impoverished billions and for most Americans, whose real incomes have declined since the year 2000.

When it comes to fiction, the series offers to solve another longstanding conundrum of publishing: how to sell short stories.