Sentence examples for offered a conundrum from inspiring English sources
That nation offered a conundrum: Almost half of its people were accustomed to washing their hands with water after using the restroom or before eating.
However, finding persistent performance variation across fungal cultivar species in four out of the six attine species that we studied appears to offer a conundrum because evolutionary models of mutualism stability tend to predict fixation of the most beneficial partner in a population [ 12].
Like my native Wales, with which it shares an unspeakable Brythonic Celtic language, Cornwall offers a perplexing conundrum to amateurs of architecture.
A visit this spring with an American Army brigade in southern Afghanistan offered a firsthand look at the conundrum for American soldiers posed by Afghanistan's seemingly intractable opium poppy problem, which was detailed in an article in The New York Times on Sunday.
More film gris than film noir, it offers a biting moral conundrum at every turn.
Faith-based institutions appear to offer a solution to the conundrum.
Britain's energy conundrum offers a morality tale of how Margaret Thatcher's ideology of private-sector thrift produced stupendous levels of waste.
Take Michael Kennedy, a professor of geography at the University of Kentucky, whose big idea this year ("G.I. Bill for College Athletes," Page 68) had absolutely nothing to do with geography but might offer a solution to the conundrum of big-money college athletics.
Faster productivity growth could offer a way out of that conundrum, allowing the central bank to ease interest rates while simultaneously curbing inflation.
I would like to offer a remedy for Richard Rothstein's conundrum regarding whether grades distributed by Harvard professors represent smarter students or shoddier standards.
As a result, e-cash has taken hold only in situations where adoption is mandatory, such as in university or business canteens.The use of pre-paid credit for transport tickets offers a way out of this conundrum.
