Sentence examples for difficult conundrum from inspiring English sources

It's a really difficult conundrum".

It is a really difficult conundrum.

In Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, Alice finds herself facing a difficult conundrum.

In "Reforming the Reform" (column, Jan . 24, Ross Douthat raises the difficult conundrum that is the insurance mandate.

And it left, if anything, an even more difficult conundrum for the museum about how to move forward.

Finding the right balance between protecting the civil liberties of protesters and keeping the city safe and orderly has become perhaps the most difficult conundrum the mayor has grappled with in preparing for the convention.

"one of the most difficult conundrums for the experts".

It adds another viewpoint to a difficult ethical conundrum.

Of course mistakes were made (not least by me – I count 'em down in the small hours like a middle-aged Arya) in a weekly magazine that became an increasingly difficult editorial conundrum.

This conundrum is difficult to reconcile, and we adoptees often have to do it internally and alone.

The increased LDH in media with TNF-α treatment without concomitant increased epidermal apoptosis is a conundrum and difficult to explain.