Sentence examples for conundrum up from inspiring English sources

Having cleared that conundrum up, Simon focused his attention on knife crime, part of his solution to which is "zero tolerance".

The classic conundrum comes up - you think of a name, but some git's already got it.

It's not the first time the programme makers have enjoyed a bit of fun with the conundrum, offering up "LARGEBAPS" a few years ago.

But even he may find himself struggling to answer one conundrum thrown up by his newly released expenses claims: how is it possible to justify spending £638.73 on a taxi?

Proverbs, maxims, riddles, and even conundrums make up a large part of African folklore.

Similarly, the government insists that its parliamentary majority gives it a right to rule, but its opponents maintain that the 2005 vote which produced its majority was flawed and that the resignation of Shia ministers puts the cabinet in violation of a constitutional requirement to represent all sects.Such conundrums point up the peculiar make-up and intractability of the opposing forces.

Nowhere in the clean-tech sector is the conundrum of scaling up more evident than in biofuel.

With the wage and jobs picture bleak, and fixed pensions largely gone from the private sector, the answer to the conundrum of shoring up savings for younger workers might lie in new government policies, the Urban Institute scholars said.

The conundrum of opening up science and education was thereby faced through the exploration of professional learning as process through which the scholar undergoes in her effort to be more open, more digital or more networked (Goodfellow, 2014).

You can see the conundrum this sets up.

It not only references the sexuality conundrum but brings up cultural differences between the West and Africa that specifically affect women.