Sentence examples for inexplicable problems from inspiring English sources

Democrats say the drug benefit got off to a rocky start in January and is still plagued by inexplicable problems, like Medicare's mistakenly refunding premiums to 230,000 beneficiaries in August.

She might have had more work, Ms. Young said, but she fought insecurities about crowds and an inexplicable problem remembering lyrics.

Djokovic's frustrating other side, much more in evidence before 2011, suffered from inexplicable breathing problems, sudden retirements, and occasional spells of disengagement and disinterest.

It was a small move that he desperately hoped could change the larger problems: an inexplicable lack of effort and intensity on the defensive end of the floor.

The inexplicable is never a problem in work with its own internal coherence.

They realised that what we surround ourselves with says so much about us and is an inexplicable part of the problem.

He is usually at ease with the news media, but he found himself executing verbal contortions to explain away what had seemed an inexplicable public airing of his problems with the Jets' offensive coordinator, Paul Hackett.

Even the judge was baffled by L.A. Unified's "protracted and inexplicable inaction" as Jefferson's problems dragged on.

Many modern seekers turn to science for a sense of predictable cosmic order, for explanations of the inexplicable, and for solutions to problems.

R. Srinivasan in The Hindu Businessline wrote that the government's "inexplicable reaction" has exacerbated the problem and sent the message that "the political class simply does not care".

Where George saw the dissent and protest of the 1960s as legitimate responses to real social and political problems, Mitt saw only inexplicable disorder and lack of proper deference toward authority.