Sentence examples for conundrum what from inspiring English sources

This, however, left me with a conundrum: what to do with the cross.

However, this leads us to a conundrum: What shall we now call the news that isn't, well, "The News"?

It comes back to that old conundrum, what is he going to do when the ball is not swinging?

The fact that Wiens was "in there," as Lea had hoped, was a cause for relief, but it also presented a conundrum: what next?

Call it the coffee conundrum: What to do when new sugary drink rules come between a harried, half-awake New Yorker and a morning cup?

Here, though, giving parents a wealth of educational options sometimes presents a familiar inner-city conundrum: What if all your choices are bad ones?

Faced with these conundrums, what will the Labour high command do?

That's an interesting way of stating the problem of entanglement and suggests a number of promising, related conundrums: what of systems that are partially entangled and others in which more than two particle become entangled.

There remains, however, the conundrum of what to do until those futuristic gadgets arrive.

(This conundrum is what inspired me to write a book on time investment).

The real conundrum is what she sees before she goes to sleep.