Sentence examples for major conundrum from inspiring English sources

This major conundrum aside, there is a palpable air of enthusiasm about Johannesburg.

One major conundrum in the evolution of communist states is the contradiction between their rigid, centralising doctrines, and the contingent way in which their politics and government often evolved.

And here is one major conundrum.

Also, gender inequality has become a major conundrum (Bunwaree, 2005).

The major conundrum in resolving these issues is whether to restrict the amount of time and information available to users so that it cannot be used for circumventing the system or provide more information to help users make safe decisions.

The major conundrum is that the crisis, seemingly a financial Loch Ness monster, but one that is in no way chimerical, keeps spreading and deepening, swallowing its victims as it threatens the solvency of one institution after another.

One major remaining conundrum concerns the saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis), a little-understood forest antelope from Vietnam and Laos only made known to science since 1993.

Whether "innovation" should sit within CEAP, or the patent system, or both, is a major conceptual conundrum that probably goes to the heart of the industry agenda in this area.

But the election has left Israelis with a conundrum of major proportions.

The rise of the Xenophon phenomenon presents a serious conundrum for the major parties in South Australia.

The trustees' major effort to solve the conundrum — how to find commerce in the image of a man who was wary of it — has been the planned development of the Brando, an ecologically friendly resort on the Brando-owned atoll of Tetiaroa, in the South Pacific.