Sentence examples for highly puzzling from inspiring English sources

One obstetrician who reviewed Mrs. Njoku's chart for The Times said that given the severity of her diabetes in her first pregnancy, the normal blood-sugar finding late in her second pregnancy should have been highly puzzling.

The complete lack of pressure on Joe Flacco was both crucial and highly puzzling for a team that prides itself in that category.

The presence of the founder haplotype in tumor, but not in non-tumor tissue of the patient is therefore highly puzzling.

Thus, Ksp-cadherin seems to be a further important piece in the puzzling, highly complex expression pattern of the cadherin family in normal and diseased human kidneys.

But he supports his highly revisionary definition by the puzzling claim that to define terrorism as violence meant to intimidate is to imply that terrorism is particularly abhorrent and thereby "in effect … invite a kind of prima facie approval or tolerance of war" (Honderich 2006: 93).

The DEA's actions are especially puzzling given how highly regulated the Massachusetts medical marijuana system is in comparison to that of other states.

Considering the sensitivity of the skeletal system, however, it is puzzling that such highly orchestrated responses are associated with relatively small deformations.

Shorter persistence time might explain the previously puzzling observations of highly conserved CNC within each phylum, and of a lack of conservation between phyla.

The finding is puzzling because oxygen is highly reactive and scientists do not expect it to hang around for long in space.

The grouping of large numbers of pregnant females before birth is a specific characteristic of bats that may contribute to their puzzling ability to maintain highly pathogenic viruses without experiencing die-offs.

I found especially puzzling the omission of the highly likely truth that the Fed would step in to replenish financial institutions' liquidity if necessary.