Sentence examples for baffling problems from inspiring English sources
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.
29 October 1979: A young Soviet mathematician, apparently totally unknown to the world's senior practitioners, has found an answer to one of the most baffling problems in computer calculation.
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.
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.
The introduction of a new iPhone wouldn't be complete without at least one baffling technical problem ticking off customers.
The consciousness debates have provoked more mudslinging and fury than most in modern philosophy, perhaps because of how baffling the problem is: opposing combatants tend not merely to disagree, but to find each other's positions manifestly preposterous.
After some explanations to the different tube patterns and the different baffles, the problems of bypass and leakage streams and the accommodation of different expansions at the tube and shell side are treated.
Pope Francis is himself conservative enough to see that those problems, baffling as they may be to outsiders, run too deep to be solved overnight.
Despite widespread use, multiplex PCR is still baffled by inherent problems such as preferential target amplification and nonspecific amplifications.
