Sentence examples for bewildering problems from inspiring English sources

As the leader of the United Nations administration that runs Kosovo, Mr. Kouchner -- a doctor who was co-founder of Doctors Without Borders -- brought an emotional urgency and boldness to the bewildering problems of a society traumatized by war and revenge.

But those practices merely reinforced existing barriers, and for vast numbers of people the collision of love, choice, and money was a bewildering new problem.

The documents show how the best intentions of Americans to help rebuild Afghanistan through provincial reconstruction teams ran up against a bewildering array of problems — from corruption to cultural misunderstandings — as they tried to win over the public by helping repair dams and bridges, build schools and train local authorities.

Red Cross staff say the soup lines are swelling with "food refugees", people who may have their homes but have no food, for the shops have run out.The problem is bewildering.

The disorder has a bewildering array of symptoms that include liver problems, poor reflexes, an inability to produce tears, and sometimes seizures.

So concerned is it about the problem, it is scrutinising the bewildering range of allowances, checked-in luggage charges, security restrictions and excess penalties.

The problem of security is full of bewildering implications, pitfalls, and myths.

"When we look at health problems on a world scale, we see bewildering diversity".

The nub of the problem concerns the closing, or settlement, costs, a bewildering blizzard of fees that can grow beyond a borrower's expectations.

For many men, women themselves are an issue, a problem to be solved, an abstraction, a collection of bewildering otherness with strange and frightening body parts.

Tenant advocates say that a bewildering morass of city codes, inspection practices and enforcement policies too often perpetuate problems rather than solve them.