Quandary

A measure has been filed in the Senate to resolve a quandary relating to the income classification of local government units (LGUs) and the power of the Finance Secretary in this function.

And the profusion of impersonators — of both real and fake celebrities — also presents a more fundamental quandary: Who owns an ersatz personality on the AI-supercharged internet?

As detailed in this Reddit post, one Pixel 8 Pro user was stuck in a stormy situation that took out the power supply for 36 hours, putting them in a quandary regarding the status of food items kept in an out-of-power refrigerator.

Delohery said that quandary has intrigued corporate investors.

Editors probably find themselves in a bit of a quandary.

Still, Starfox's introduction in the creates a quandary.

The energy ministry has said the turbines present a legal quandary despite the supreme court ruling and is hoping to find a compromise, but that it could take another year to make a new decision in the Fosen case.

The noise quandary transcends the beach, infiltrating city entertainment establishments that receive flak for discordant music disturbing the peace during nocturnal hours.

You are still in a quandary over one particular personal matter.

But his departure has plunged the team into a bit of a quandary.

Chilenga, however, clarified his point saying Parliament is currently in quandary because of divisions in DPP.

He may even be described as an “influencer” for those who are in a “shall I, shan’t I?” quandary over nailing their ear to a tree or dousing themselves in manure.

If not, don't be surprised to see a premature end to an international career and the latest selection quandary, a la John Barnes or the /Frank Lampard partnership, that will haunt the Three Lions for years to come.

Kyle Eveland drops a knee while telemark skiing on Quandary Peak near Breckenridge on April 11, 2024.

An example of this quandary for Airbnb was about the spike in cancellations.

During the days preceding the end of the British Mandate, Ben-Gurion was in a quandary whether to declare statehood or not.

Lacking a financial safety net and with little access to health care, the quandary facing India’s informal workforce of 450 million people is one of the starkest examples of how social inequality threatens to undermine global efforts to contain the virus.

My friend suggested I bring my quandary to Rav Simcha Wasserman, whose yeshiva Ohr Elchonon was down the block.

The federal government hasn’t been supplying much help, either, leaving schools nationwide in a quandary.

The play considers a community’s quandary: water or jobs.