Sentence examples for this 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.

The proliferation of images also raises a major conundrum: will an increase in the volume of pictures that we are constantly exposed to diminish our capacity to react?

The unit of selection has been a major conundrum in evolutionary biology.

It therefore resolves a major conundrum between the notion of extensive gene mixing that is considered a major feature of early evolution [ 195] and the requirement of separately evolving units for the Darwinian selection.

However, all these models pose a major conundrum: Ogt KO mice are early embryonic lethal whereas tet1/ tet2 double KO mice are viable and fertile (Dawlaty et al. 2013) and tet3 KO mice survive until after birth (Gu et al. 2011).

Just in a nutshell: we do not believe that the use of non-homologous pathways for lipid biosynthesis by archaea and bacteria is a "red herring"; on the contrary, it is a major conundrum in need of a solution.