Sentence examples for conundrums from inspiring English sources

Nearby juxtaposition of the line "In God we trust", though, is the source of many American conundrums.

Flare conundrums The new shape brings with it the big questions – mainly, what shoes?

ATTEMPTS to establish hedge-fund indices as benchmarks for a fledgling industry are fraught with theological conundrums.

Such conundrums explain why it may be premature to write off the endlessly resourceful Mr Gul.

The old conundrums around discretion seemed technologically obsolete.

But as more and more countries aim for ambitious emissions targets, they are likely to face similar conundrums.

(Johnson) 'Mind Is Outer Space' (closes on Friday) Starting with a useful (video) lesson in looking at art, this outstanding group show of diverse works by 17 young and youngish artists is full of conundrums: mysterious presences, strange objects and inexplicable juxtapositions as well as abrupt shifts in scale or implication.

Wages are about one-third lower than in western Germany.In this section A study in perpetual motion The Kouchner effect Losers take all Old habits, new hypocrisy Blossoming landscapes The peace test Constitutional conundrums ReprintsThe government wants to aim subsidies more sensibly.

Other finds included furry crustaceans (pictured above) and lobsters as long as a man's arm.In this section The conundrums of the deep dark sea Can the line against bio-terror hold?

(If Poland takes the deal at the summit, somebody should send Vladimir Putin flowers).In this section A study in perpetual motion The Kouchner effect Losers take all Old habits, new hypocrisy Blossoming landscapes The peace test Constitutional conundrums ReprintsThe other big troublemaker, Britain, is demanding a treaty small enough that it can be passed without a referendum (as is France).

Ministers are determined to close the door on choices they deem damaging to the new child.The bill presents parliamentarians with other ethical conundrums too.