Sentence examples for great conundrum from inspiring English sources

It is the great conundrum for service businesses like retail stores and restaurants.

I'm interested in the great conundrum, the contradiction between the mythology of these places and the reality.

With this friction as a backdrop, the great conundrum confronting Martino remains how to make Messi sparkle.

There is no "right" answer to the great conundrum of where to build more airport capacity for southern England.

Feel free to comment below, or tweet me at @michaelahann with your answers to this great conundrum of modern pop.

But there is a great conundrum of Rose's bid for M.V.P.: the Bulls are winning with defense, which is not Rose's strength.

They remain one of the great conundrums of the psychiatric field.

"That's one of the great conundrums of life, isn't it?" says Rees-Mogg, in his urbane drawl.

And that presents one of the great conundrums of our recessionary era: E-mail has helped companies eke out more from each worker.

That affordable housing is one of the region's great conundrums and most urgent problems, requiring bold if not radical new solutions.

But the finding brings to the fore one of the great conundrums of American medicine: a leading reason for using the best-selling drug in America has never been established and might well not be true.