Sentences with phrase «left in a quandary»

Consumers who have a love / hate relationship with memory foam are often left in a quandary when looking for the best mattress to buy.

When Republican primary voters upset the applecart by voting in Altieri and Tucker, Conservatives were left in a quandary.

But even if we believe we have at least one scientifically achievable idea of international importance, knowing whether now is the right time to apply for a fellowship often leaves us in a quandary.

Still, she's left in a quandary about what to do next, not having worked and or even graduated from college.

So, I'm left in a quandary.

This leaves them in a quandary.

For the new dog owner, or for more traditional trainers trying to cross over to remove positive punishment from their toolbox; it can give a false impression that you just reward «good» behaviour, leaving them in a quandary regarding «bad» behaviour that they want to diminish.

As customers were left in a quandary post the suspension of cashless facility, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) in August came out with a circular stating that the policy holders undergoing treatment would continue to get cashless benefit even if the hospital where they are admitted is delisted by insurers from cashless cover.

This leaves us in a quandary about what to write.

A Garbage Truck Helper cover letter may leave you in a quandary when you sit down to write it, but once you have tackled it, it will bring nothing but positive results.

My recent move from Dayton to Cuyahoga Falls initially left me in a quandary where my career was concerned.

Often, this situation leaves us in a quandary that we do not how to handle.

Neighbor disputes leave you in a quandary with the people who live closest to you.

Not exact matches

This leaves me in a bit of a quandary, since the subject I want to address is what it might mean for a university to be Christian.

With his contract expiring in the summer of 2018, the next few months leave the midfielder and current club Bayern Munich in something of a quandary.

In another selection quandary, Wenger now has to contemplate whether to move Sanchez back out to the left flank to allow Giroud to reclaim the central striking position, with the latter having appeared especially determined to make an impact against Sunderland.

With the former lurking around everyone's favorite panacea to Roma's problems, Stevan Jovetic, and the latter landing Jackson Martinez and possibly prying Zlatan Ibrahimovic from PSG, Roma may have two more combatants in their quest to stop Juve's strive for five, two combatants with shiny new toys up top, and while clinical strikers aren't the be all end all of title teams, they are the most apparent key to success, which leaves Roma in a bit of a quandary.

«Introducing legislation retrospectively like this is clearly not ideal, but the timing of the Finance Bill and the election left the government in a quandary with no perfect options.

That leaves Conservatives in a bit of a quandary, since they probably won't hold their caucus until September, after seeing the outcome of the Republican primary.

It's nearly impossible to get a grant in industry because many companies forbid them, Pollock says, leaving industry scientists with academic leanings in a quandary.

This leaves us in a bit of a quandary.

This leaves us in something of a quandary in assessing I, Tonya, directed by Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl) and scripted by Steven Rogers (Love the Coopers).

That left me with a real quandary that I was not completely able to confront in my review: how do you rate a film that is compelling on a second viewing but I found terribly hard to connect with the first time through?

While Cartel will likely move ahead without him, the Farrelly Brothers are left in a bit of a quandary surrounding the Three Stooges.

The developments have left the nation's two largest teachers unions in a quandary: how to alter the perception that they are obstacles to change while holding on to principles such as tenure that their members demand.

Ritz was voted in as a rebuke to the reformy policies of former Superintendent Tony Bennett (not the one who left his heart in San Francisco), so Pence was faced with a quandary: How to continue the reformy agenda with an actual public school teacher and advocate for public education in office as the schools superintendent.

All of which leaves IndyCar in a quandary.

«With the advent of the Amazon Kindle Fire, many of the other tablet makers are in a bit of a quandary as they are left with expensive tablets without a comprehensive content offering.»

Oftentimes the declarations are accompanied by criticism of traditional veterinary medicine, prepared diets, and pharmaceutical treatments, leaving dog owners in a quandary about canned and dry foods, vaccinations, drugs, and other pet care products.

The quandary is that being left in the car puts the police dog's life at high risk.

These circumstances have left many in a quandary as to what pet food to give their pets.

Multiplayer has left me in somewhat of a quandary.

This leaves them in something of a quandary: simple logic dictates that if their hypothesis is correct, then they have no way of knowing whether an equation they use for calibrating the paleo data is correct.

The resulting divide between a human rights tribunal and two courts is a theoretically interesting legal debate — but leaves employers in a practical quandary: what's the test?

His general approach left monitoring officers and other local authority lawyers in a quandary and teetering on a turbulent tightrope.

Accordingly, licences or contracted out business tenancies can be rendered effectively useless, leaving owners in a quandary about whether they can require the removal of equipment, particularly in circumstances where a redevelopment may be proposed.

After last year's crypto fever, when Koreans were paying premiums of up to 40 %, price drops and crypto - skeptic government policy has left young Koreans in a quandary.

These requirements leave job searchers in a quandary.

This leaves the court in a terrible quandary — one of which the court, at times, may not even be aware.

But weighing whether to invest a substantial sum in updated technology when other needs are pressing can leave management in a quandary.