Sentence examples for conundrum whether from inspiring English sources

The success has also led to a material conundrum: whether or not to move to a larger house or, crucially, to a different garage.

It remains an ongoing conundrum whether an increased level of autophagy is required in C. elegans for longevity extension conferred by the deficiency of GTPase RHEB-1 [ 97], the transcription faction hypoxia-inducible factor 1 (HIF-1) [ 98] and its negative regulator VHL-1 [ 99], the ubiquitin ligase WWP-1 [ 100], as well as the chaperones CCT4 and CCT6 [ 101].

Answering a distress call three weeks after Clara sent him for coffee in Glasgow, the Doctor finds himself tangled up in a very peculiar conundrum - whether to help an imprisoned Dalek so crazy in the head that it's gone good.

The Cruz conundrum is whether a candidate can successfully run against his own party and still win its nomination.

The conundrum of whether Western governments must continue to treat with an ICC indictee in the hope of sustaining a wider peace will be awkwardly unresolved.

And, Dr. Dunbar said, they also provided a partial answer to the ageless conundrum of whether we laugh because we feel giddy or feel giddy because we laugh.

It feels like the conundrum of whether a tree felled in a forest makes a sound if there's no one there to hear it.

I would like to offer a remedy for Richard Rothstein's conundrum regarding whether grades distributed by Harvard professors represent smarter students or shoddier standards.

The other conundrum was whether the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democracy party (HDP) would fall below the critical 10% threshold (to enter parliament).

The old conundrum about whether it is better to be loved or feared has never posed much of a dilemma for Icahn.

But, elsewhere, since Sept. 11, 2001, the perception of secret wars has shifted, raising anew the conundrum of whether those suspected of plotting atrocities merit gentler treatment by the societies they seek to attack.