Sentence examples for A more perplexing question from inspiring English sources

A more perplexing question is why plasma levels of cholesterol in the proband were so high while the child was breastfeeding, at a time when the circulating levels of plant sterols were not elevated?

But I'm also interested in finding the answer to a more perplexing question — once the technology arose, where did it go to?

The more perplexing question was where the base stood legally.

And to explore the still more perplexing question of why some men wear ponytails, he consulted an Emmy-winning hairstylist, who argued that, unless you've got lice, there's no reason not to have long hair, and that people with short hair can be uptight.

Fortunately, however, there are a number of fund managers who have done well enough over the years to ensure that they will not be "judgement proof". For them, the more perplexing question is what to do with all the money they have earned over the years.

Easy enough for him to say, but a more perplexing problem hasn't existed for a long time.

A more perplexing result is the apparent increase in nuclear rates with fecundity.

The 1929 edition of "Walker on Patents," the standard patent textbook, stated, "What constitutes invention is a very perplexing question".

And it raises a perplexing question: why hasn't corporate America done more to sway its allies in the Republican Party to try to avert a disaster that would clearly be devastating to its own interests?

That surge raises a perplexing question: Was the giant gain a fluke or the start of something big?

The questions surrounding the value of mammograms in fighting breast cancer have just gotten a lot more perplexing.