Sentence examples similar to perplexing climate from inspiring English sources
The finding is somewhat perplexing because climate change is by definition a collective problem that requires a collective response.
The result is somewhat perplexing because climate change is by definition a collective problem and its solution will require a collective response.
The study of perplexing problems such as protracted conflict, climate change, and sustainable peace requires an approach to research that moves beyond traditionally siloed disciplines, and brings them together in a manner that reflects the complexity of the problems we seek to understand and rectify.
These objects seem to have survived extreme climate changes and offer a glimpse into our perplexing culture.
Others put it more strongly: "It's perplexing and depressing to hear President Obama say he wants to fix climate change but then approve Arctic drilling.
But local government officials also approved what would be one of largest coal mines in the world in the state of Queensland last year in a perplexing move that activists say won't do anything to help halt climate change.
NGOs and environmental groups were quick to highlight Obama's paradoxical environmental message, with Rebecca Noblin, Alaska Director for the Center for Biological Diversity saying: "It's perplexing and depressing to hear President Obama say he wants to fix climate change but then approve Arctic drilling.
Those are perplexing moments.
"That was somewhat perplexing".
