Examples of using Conundrum in English and their translations into Chinese
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It is this Western conundrum that has driven many to a point of frustration that has caused some to abandon Christianity altogether.
This note draws on Yukon Huang's forthcoming book, Cracking the China Conundrum- Why Conventional Economic Wisdom is Wrong.
As a philosopher, I believe this ethical conundrum involves two issues: one, the question of moral responsibility for an action at the….
Sunsama, launching out of Y Combinator's latest batch, is taking a crack at solving the calendar conundrum with a $10-per-month professionals-focused productivity planner.
Should Kagame extend his 17-year-term in office by another seven years, it would ostensibly pose a conundrum for the United States.
Oh yes, there's also cooking, cleaning, driving and the numerous other jobs that go with the work-life conundrum.
You can't get a job without the experience, so you have this conundrum if you want to get into the industry.
To explain this conundrum, scientists have suggested that these landslides must have taken place at a time when the area was covered in ice.
He's got this beautiful, tragic conundrum- these two selves: The John who was married, and John Wick, the assassin.
One possible approach for solving this conundrum is called string theory, which holds that all matter is made of very tiny vibrating strings.
The conundrum of rising profits and stagnant investment in productive assets shows that the“recovery” is artificial.
To avoid this relative conundrum, we use a scientific definition of temperature.
In fact, it's a conundrum from a research project that is based on a fluency bias.
I don't want to give an official answer, but it's a conundrum, and we have discussed this with the legal department at Toyota.
Herein lies the conundrum of the game, it's very clearly political and yet both Activision and the game's developer say that it's apolitical.
Ah yes: The age-old remix conundrum, wherein a reputable single is updated to reflect someone else's vision for it.
Dorsey, PhD, is trying to address this conundrum on behalf of chronic pain sufferers, who number 75 million in the United States alone.
Executioners, therefore, were a conundrum: crucial for maintaining law and order, yet shunned because of their unsavory work.
Companies looking to be innovative face a conundrum: Every policy and procedure that makes them efficient execution machines stifles innovation.
The company faces the same loss-making conundrum as fellow bike-rental companies, which analysts at Tonghai Securities predict will last through 2021.