Sentence examples for much of a puzzle from inspiring English sources

Why Madeleine's disappearance attracted so much interest has never been much of a puzzle.

And yet Kamensky has proved to be as much of a puzzle as Kovalev was to the Rangers.

If the savings are in rich countries and the most productive investments are in poor ones, then the savings can move or the investments can move.What this discussion should make clear is that secular stagnation isn't much of a puzzle.

5x3 may not look like much of a puzzle but this particular maths question may just be the most challenging one you come across today, if parents' online reactions are anything to go by.

So the fact that core inflation is running around 1.5percentt seems pretty consistent with that view that underlying inflation is running a little soft because the economy hasn't gotten to full strength, and the strong dollar, so to me it's not that much of a puzzle that underlying inflation is running about half a percentage point below our 2percentt goal.

It's not much of a puzzle.

That's much more of a puzzle and biologists still aren't quite sure why it is true.

His second attempt is much more of a puzzle, a lot closer to the bank, but he pops it out to ten feet.

Even now, eight months into the season, it remains as much of a tantalising puzzle as a question.

And even in 1913, at its relative peak, Argentina's income was at most 70 80% of US or UK levels, so were even half of today's gap closed like this we would probably not speak so much of an Argentine puzzle.

Today we have some fun clues, and I think that as long as you understand what those question-marked clues are asking of you, you shouldn't have too much of a problem solving this puzzle.