Sentence examples for posed a conundrum from inspiring English sources
Emerging Asia has long posed a conundrum for western insurers with global ambitions.
Mr. Dunne said the movie posed a conundrum for its marketers.
Finke's coverage of the merger posed a conundrum to journalistic purists, because while it was salacious, anonymously sourced, and relatively one-sided, it proved prescient.
For many legislators, voting on the ethics measure posed a conundrum: Do they take the risk of going on record against one of the most significant reform measures to come before the Legislature in years, or do they set their concerns aside and vote for a bill that many consider imperfect?
Ever.... WOW.... Better than porn.... Is it possible that Kip Litton doesn't actually exist, and it is all an incredible ruse?" Litton certainly existed, but his bizarre story posed a conundrum: Was he just a guy with Olympic-calibre chutzpah, or did he suffer the certitude of self-delusion?
Plastic bags pose a conundrum.
Disney's recent success poses a conundrum.
For fuel-hungry, drought-plagued China, this poses a conundrum.
For some prominent Bolivians, Gustu poses a conundrum.
Conservation can in fact pose a conundrum for utilities, because it reduces their revenues.
