quandary

China are in a bit of a quandary on how to avoid civil unrest as the gap between rich and poor widens.

Mr Obama's quandary is obvious: in grappling with that second point, he would fall out with the Democratic base.

So far, the Bocog hasn't weighed in on the matter, putting advertisers in a quandary as they put finishing touches on their Olympics plans.

But studies have produced mixed results, leaving women and doctors in a bit of a quandary.

It occurred to me that in the midst of this quandary my own primal question had finally been answered.

The effect of employee participation with social media can be a bit of a quandary.

He wanted to marry, to get settled somehow, to get out of the quandary he found himself in.

As in any common law jurisdiction, the usual way in which to deal with such a quandary, or a legal loophole, is to amend the law.

My colleague's quandary illustrates why privacy advocates work themselves into knots about this kind of site.

Meanwhile, credit-market turmoil creates a quandary for the Bank of Japan (BoJ).

The controversy, meanwhile, is contributing to a growing quandary for doctors and their patients: what's a man to do?

Businessmen warned against such a quandary, he left disappointed with the elderly.

The arrival of the diamond shark left the Sea Fox Khans in a quandary.

Washington, which left me in a quandary, he for a while, said: "I can not lie, Dad, I accidentally cut by the ax. "

This routine puts the people who know him in a quandary, because Biff has to watch his weight.

Left-wing members of the European Parliament are in a quandary. They want "more Europe" , but in this case more Europe means more austerity.

Later, when I bumped into a senior colleague and explained my quandary, he simply shrugged.

"RIM is in a quandary, " said Grinnan, HSBC's head of Asian telecommunications research.

All this leaves China in a quandary.

"[The] quandary lies in Afghanistan and, therefore, the solution has to be found in Afghanistan itself, " said Syed Athar Ali.

Scientists have been wrestling with this quandary for over a century.

For the interim doctors and patients are left with a quandary as to the efficacy and safety of ezetimibe.

If each new process is the offspring of an existing process, that begs the quandary, "Where does the first process come from? "

My day inevitably begins with a serious moral quandary involving Corn Flakes.

But it leaves the US and her Asian allies in a quandary over their long-term strategy toward Pyongyang.

Carrie hung in a quandary , balancing between decision and helplessness.

That puts foreign governments and international bodies in a quandary.

at the core of the debate is a quandary expressed mainly by the Times of London.

How to attract new customers to your product and website is the constant quandary of many businesses, small or large.

Slowing sales are putting developers everywhere in a quandary.

Americans' thrift puts the Obama administration in a quandary.

Santo Antonio's greener look puts environmentalists in a quandary.

It put me in a quandary when I realized that I had missed my train.

There is definitely a lot of debate in the community about what the best solution to this quandary is - what do you think?

Left-wing members of the European Parliament are in a quandary.

Therefore, I strongly contend that immediate measures be adopted to address the quandary .

It confused them and left them in a most "fearful" quandary.

Facing this quandary, Mr. Obama has chosen to deliver a dramatic dose of tough love to General Motors and Chrysler.

Well, I'm in a quandary, and I need your help.

He thought that by virtue of their memories to find his family, but because the resolution is not clear direction and be put in a quandary.

Nonetheless, Mr. Yao's injury leads to a marketing quandary: What do you do with an imperfect icon? Mr.

He went out to his house in a quandary concerning life and chance.

We uncover the defects of natural laws, and see the quandary that man is in by their operation.

Darwin was placed in an agonizing quandary.

There are increasing signs that the Chinese government's leadership is in a quandary about what to do with the economy.

His question placed me in a quandary.

The quandary comes when you're my mother and you keep bouncing between two incompatible points of view.

Foreign buying of land in emerging markets poses a special quandary for Brazil.

His first foreign aid message in late March illustrated his quandary .

If that's true, that would add a whole new ethical quandary .

But McCain was also in a quandary.

If you've been in a quandary about something for while, keep pondering until you receive a loud and clear message as to the next move.

So repeatedly, see the wolf be put in a quandary, the monkey is stronger.

In recent months fast-rising property prices in China (see chart) have put the Communist Party in a quandary.

You are faced with the quandary of supply and demand -- Which will come first?

This pitfall causes a quandary for most developers.

Australia is in a quandary about how to respond .

This creates a quandary that greatly troubles all your governments: how to survive in such widespread and growing unrest?

I've been offered a better job but at a lower salary I'm in a quandary about what to do.

I was in a quandary about whether to go.

The Monarch is not here to solve your every trifling quandary. I have a kingdom to run. BEGONE! !

The prosecution in the White case faced a quandary.

She is in a quandary about which university to choose.

moral scrutiny; a moral quandary.

This is part of the quandary facing current Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.

It is a quandary that will require help for the overall economy to aid people who slide into homelessness because they lose their jobs.

The book is aimed at people who are in some kind of quandary. People with passion.

Scientific publishing in China is in a quandary.

Assassinating "high value targets" , such as Mr Mansoor, often involves a moral quandary.

I'm sure many people are in a similar quandary.

But here's the quandary.

Op. 2 "Fun in Quandary" composed in 2008~2009 is a musical piece for two pianos eight hands.

The man's request put me in a quandary , I didn't know what to do.

Online marking as a fair and impartial quandary means, in domestic implementation of ten years and got the social consistent approval.

I was faced with an almost identical quandary last year with our firstborn.

This is a quandary for many . Won't they be shattered if they get to know that their Daddy is gay or bi- sexual , a homo or a poof ?

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