Sentence examples for A perplexing question from inspiring English sources

A perplexing question in neurodegeneration is why different neurons degenerate.

But it raises a perplexing question, too.

He grappled with a perplexing question: Where was the book?

It remains a perplexing question for Japanese society.

That raises a perplexing question: what are we going to do with all those former coal plants?

And that gray area may help answer a perplexing question: Why didn't WorldCom's chief executive sell before the stock collapsed?

My dear friend, we are engaged in a very difficult speculation-there can be no doubt of that; for how a thing can appear and seem, and not be, or how a man can say a thing which is not true, has always been and still remains a very perplexing question.

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

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

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?

With less than three months until Election Day, Vice President Al Gore faces a crucial and perplexing question: why does his presidential campaign not seem to be benefiting from an economy that is as good as it gets?