Sentence examples for conundrum raised by from inspiring English sources
That is the conundrum raised by a Manhattan duplex apartment overlooking the Central Park Reservoir that is home to a family with young children.
The question of how to distribute wealth in the future curves back round to meet a conundrum raised by the past: how do we remake the social safety net so that it embodies solidarity, generosity and trust, rather than the welfare state of the present, rickety with the woodworm of mutual suspicion.
I believe the CRU emails have been a game-changer for science – but have done little to alter the policy conundrums raised by climate change.
One of these was induced pluripotent stem cells -- cells that have the ability to form nearly all the cells and tissues in the body -- which seemed to avoid many of the ethical conundrums raised by crossing different species.
This creates a fascinating racial conundrum, one first raised by Baldwin: "If I am not what I've been told I am, then it means that you're not what you thought you were either!
Perhaps the conundrum raises another disturbing question: If the bees cannot resist those three qualities, what hope do the rest of us have?
Raised by Larry Pisoni, a.k.a.a
A common conundrum reported by all informants, for example, was the formidable number of test takers taking their tests every year, an issue which has been repeatedly raised by many testing researchers when discussing language testing in the Chinese context (see e.g., Cheng, 2008; Cheng and Curtis, 2010; Jin, 2010; Li, 1997).
Parents: Raised by uncle.
(Raised by Trump, that is).
