Sentence examples for especially perplexing from inspiring English sources

For macro hedge funds, which bet on global economic trends by trading instruments of almost any description, the terrain is especially perplexing.

And it's especially perplexing because, of late, Mercedes transmissions have been uniformly satisfying.

Especially perplexing is why Mr. Geoghan was placed in such proximity to his murderer.

H.P.'s limited presence in smartphones is especially perplexing given its broader strengths in technology.

Japan's is especially perplexing, not just because of its well-known emphasis on loyalty to the group, seniority-based pay and long-term job security.

The failure to properly apply VaR and other risk controls to the London Whale trades is especially perplexing because the C.I.O. is not some obscure outpost.

The state's secretiveness especially "perplexed" her.

Ms. Frost, who sold her house earlier this year, said she was especially perplexed by Mr. Goldstein's construction project since he had spent so many years agitating on behalf of his neighbors and their property rights as the Atlantic Yards developer, Forest City Ratner, muscled in.

We are especially perplexed over the small stuff you argue over.

I'm especially perplexed by this when I expose myself to the research around distracted driving.

DeFazio and others were especially perplexed by the suggestion that the FDA should define "natural" to include genetically engineered plants.