Sentence examples for tough conundrum from inspiring English sources
And so again 10 days ago, president Masai Ujiri and GM Jeff Weltman found themselves facing a tough conundrum: You have to maximize the Lowry-DeRozan window, but in the event that window still isn't good enough when maximized, there's an argument for maintaining long-term flexibility.
This is cancer epidemiology's toughest conundrum.
The selection of the final two riders for the men's endurance quintet probably provides the toughest conundrum.
If only the Eagles had an answer for Brian Westbrook's concerns about his head, which is an even tougher conundrum than what is wrong with the Patriots.
Imaginova's wild ride speaks to one of the toughest conundrums for entrepreneurs and their investors: when to forge ahead and when to walk away.
And exhibiting the classic conundrum for tough women everywhere, commentator Tucker Carlson said on MSNBC: "When she comes on television, I involuntarily cross my legs".
Certainly one of your new fresher friends, or a family member intoxicated with pride at your potential legal status, will ask you about a legal conundrum that the toughest of examiners would have a hard time making up.
Enter competitions!Lenny conundrum is a bit tough, but if you've got a brain for math, you can earn some Neopoints, or even a trophy!
It's a conundrum that has plagued engineers and builders looking for tough, durable materials that don't weigh them down.
That is a tough, classic question and gets right to the heart of a conundrum that runs from gun control debates to nuclear negotiations with Tehran: dual-use technologies.
