Sentence examples for most perplexing questions from inspiring English sources

Depending on what this probe turns up, this could help unravel one of the most perplexing questions about big Chinese firms.

Your Money columnist Tara Siegel Bernard has answers to some of the most perplexing questions and is standing by to answer more from readers.

One of the most perplexing questions about women in business is how to increase their numbers in the upper ranks, where their progress to the top has stalled.

WASHINGTON — One of the most perplexing questions about the nation's economic recovery is why a tight labor market has not translated into faster wage growth.

ONE of the most perplexing questions of the early 21st century is this: how can the French, who invented joie de vivre, the three-tier cheese trolley and Dior's jaunty New Look, be so resolutely miserable?

According to Krystyna Oleksy, the deputy director of the Auschwitz Museum, one of the most perplexing questions currently confronting the museum staff is not one of preservation or reconstruction.

THE most perplexing question about contemporary France is this.

And there is the most perplexing question of all, which is whether the Giants will play better at home.

Mr. Bryant was among those who puzzled over the most perplexing question raised at the meeting: Were the price spikes solely the workings of the market, or was some manipulation afoot?

The most perplexing question in the Strauss-Kahn affair is how a career politician with ambition to lead one of Europe's most powerful nations was blinded to the possibility that his zest for sex parties could present a liability, or risk blackmail.

By overlooking these critical moments, the earlier studies fail to address what is perhaps the most perplexing question of all: how could any doctor, surgeon or otherwise, be so confident about pushing for more when the patient and the patient's family seem to be calling for less?