Unfortunately, caste being the complex conundrum that it is, Hinduism almost always is seen through the prism of caste.
The truth is, it wasn't actually money scattered around the festival site but rather aluminium cans, crushed into the earth, which started this whole messy, complex conundrum.
If that all seems a little ivory tower for your tastes think again; as Chair of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority for many years she was at the sharp end of the complex conundrums and high emotion that surround the artificial creation of life, leading the world in developing the legal framework that governs IVF treatment.
Yours, happily, seems like a less complex conundrum.
The 'whole equation' is the entire world of film, a complex conundrum that includes its tycoons and publicists, agents and unions, crowds and money.
Australian comedian Zoë Coombs Marr doesn't (yet) have the platform from which to influence millions, but she has captured in her comedy the entire complex conundrum of millions of modern feminists.
There may be great intellectual kudos in beating the competition to solve a highly complex conundrum concerning the American economy, but relatively little in understanding the nuts and bolts of a less developed country.
Whether he's pounding the typewriter to a jazzy score, finding his feet in a federal penitentiary or pseudonymously churning out B-pictures for King Brothers Productions (Trumbo famously worked on films such as Gun Crazy and Carnival Story for the company), Cranston conveys that most complex conundrum – the industrial artistic process.
However, plant improvement faces a complex conundrum.
Though laudable in approach, the Higher Education Act has evolved into an extraordinarily costly and complex conundrum which has puzzled even the most acute observers.
