"conundrum without" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a difficult problem or dilemma that does not have an obvious solution. It can also refer to a situation that is missing or lacking something essential. Here is an example sentence: "The company faced a conundrum without a clear path to increase profits and retain customer loyalty."
It sounds necessary, like the work of someone trying to unravel some life-or-death conundrums without worrying about whether it resonates with anybody else.
In fact, Volkman's seems to me a poem not worth excusing on the basis that it's "interesting --it's an example of some of the worst frinteresting --ituage poetry: skatinteresting --itce of verbal juxtapositions and conundrums, without letting the reader enter into deep meaning--precisely the aim of language poetry.
KR: She was truly in a conundrum because without the app, she felt too worthless to try and fix it by installing an update.
As we face this conundrum of lawyers without jobs and the public without lawyers, it's time to rethink the legal profession and get back to our roots as citizen lawyers -- where the chief objective is to help protect people's rights and their ability to pursue their dreams.
The more you have experienced, the more the conundrum presses in, without relief; just ask a war vet near you.
Hatton and those closest to him are caught in a conundrum: with and without boxing he is at risk of harm, both physical and mental.
The attorneys for the detainees are asking the high court to let their clients skip the year-long process of first appealing to the federal appeals court for the District of Columbia and resolve the conundrum of a ruling without relief and what they call the "absurdity" of illegal imprisonment without end.
For example, nervous systems effectively solve an important conundrum: allow synaptic plasticity without compromising the stability and integrity of the system.
Thus, the never-ending conundrum: how to give aid without prolonging the war, how to comfort the afflicted without refueling the combatants.
