Sentence examples for has long baffled from inspiring English sources

Cablevision, which is controlled by the Dolan family, has long baffled Wall Street with its two distinctive components.

The indistinct divide between the highest court in the land and the upper house of Parliament has long baffled both British and foreign observers.

I am very keen on eggs, stroke-defying or not, and their reputation as anything other than perfect has long baffled me.

For a man whose government is largely bankrolled by the U.S. and its allies, Karzai's overt antagonism has long baffled and exasperated his Western interlocutors.

Erected in 1999 - with an accompanying smoke-spewing brick wall at its side - Metronome has long baffled those who lived or worked in the neighborhood, even when functioning properly.

It has long baffled North Korea's leaders that vinalon, a wonderful textile their country makes from anthracite and limestone, does not dominate world markets—it is, indeed, used in no other country.

Davis's prizewinning work focused on neutrinos, subatomic particles that had long baffled scientists.

The classification of this and the other 20 or so species of rafflesias had long baffled scientists.

The identities of both bodies had long baffled police in two states until they received a tip on a crime prevention hotline two weeks ago.

But Maurice Obstfeld of the University of California at Berkeley and Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard, whose reputations demand that they be taken seriously, have produced just such a tract*.The six phenomena that Messrs Obstfeld and Rogoff deal with have long baffled economic theory.

At the heart of the dispute is a fundamental disagreement about how best to negotiate with a savvy, skilled adversary, one whose own decision-making processes have long baffled American intelligence agencies.