Sentence examples for type of conundrum from inspiring English sources

This is exactly the type of conundrum Cavendish used to solve with what looked like ease (but was actually a thrilling combination of talent, timing and technique), but were those tests as tough as Kittel's?

These are the types of conundrums that would-be Oxford students could find themselves pondering at an interview for the prestigious university.

These types of conundrums have been explored extensively by others to understand their etiology [ 50, 162], develop better survey instruments [ 67, 136], and improve risk communication strategies [ 163, 164].

For executives, the downturn presents a new type of management conundrum.

But racing Farah in any type of race these days is a conundrum, and he plans to move up in distance and run the marathon next year.

But the 3T is a bit of conundrum.

Finally, if indeed TMD conformational changes require hydrolysis of a single ATP molecule in heterodimers, it raises the conundrum of why two molecules are hydrolyzed in ABC homodimers to achieve what would appear to be similar type of mechanical work.

Airports are a signature building type of the past half-century and many of today's leading architects, from Norman Foster to Santiago Calatrava, have engaged with the conundrums they pose.

The automotive industry is full of these kinds of conundrums.

Researchers may have solved origin-of-life conundrum.

Overgeneralization errors of this type present an intriguing conundrum: Children clearly set up some kind of generalization that allows them to produce un- forms that they have not heard previously, or else such errors would not occur.