Sentence examples for a baffling problem from inspiring English sources
Yet late antiquity poses a baffling problem.
For Mr Blair and Mr Trimble, who have most to lose in the short term from the collapse of the peace process, there is a baffling problem at the core of the Agreement.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 14, 2017 Sessions's answers presented a baffling problem in terms of the public's right to be informed and the duty of Congress to provide oversight.
Developing the special FCC processes for maximizing propylene always meets a baffling problem which is that, high propylene yield always with high dry gas yield and inferior quality of light oils.
Through it all, the facial pain, which had largely morphed from burning to a series of electrical shocks, remained a constant — and baffling — problem.
Rescue crews searched without luck and all 25 passengers and 6 crew members were never again heard from, leaving investigators to conclude that in connection to the whereabouts of the plane "it may be said that no more baffling problem has ever been presented".
One baffling problem, for instance, is that trajectories with different initial conditions cannot cross in de Broglie-Bohm theory, because the wave guides the particles by way of a first-order equation, while, as is well known, Newton's equations are second-order and possible trajectories in Newton's theory do cross.
Khizr (Arabic: Khiḍr), the Qurʾānic prophet who asks the most difficult questions, is pictured bringing from God the baffling problems of the early 20th century.
Sessions's answer presented a baffling space-time-continuum problem in terms of the public's right to be informed and Congress's duty to provide oversight.
The problem of economically collecting the sun's heat is a baffling one.
