Sentence examples for conundrum strikes from inspiring English sources
But the Trout conundrum strikes me as a significant milestone in baseball doomsaying — more problematic, say, than the demise of corporate slow-pitch leagues, which the Wall Street Journal recently foretold.
But the Trout conundrum strikes me as a significant milestone in baseball doomsaying more problematic, say, than the demise of corporate slow-pitch leagues, which the Wall Street Journal recently foretold.
Around four hundred feet or so, I was struck by another metaphysical conundrum: What kind of person climbs four hundred feet up a sheer granite face just to write "You suck!
For the state, the prenatal care ruling strikes at the heart of a legal conundrum.
His own book writing includes fiction (SIERRA SIERRA, Morrow, New York) and A FULL ACCOUNTING, about the Vietnam War POW/MIA conundrum, and nonfiction (STRIKE, Ballantine, New York) among his 20 novels and non-fiction books.
But the condor presents a conundrum that will force some hard choices about the balance were willing to strike between obtaining clean energy and preserving the wild things.
Or a philosophical conundrum?
SRI : The Labour Conundrum.
The gift giving conundrum.
