Sentence examples for perplexing decision from inspiring English sources

We think today's ruling perpetuates a flawed and perplexing decision with far-reaching First Amendment implications that go well beyond the significant financial damage our network has incurred.

Given that most airlines forbid passengers from checking into the cargo hold anything that's powered by a lithium-ion battery, this is a pretty perplexing decision.

One of the first (and most perplexing) decisions of David Moyes's reign at Old Trafford had been to award Nani a lucrative new five-year deal after a season when he started seven times in the Premier League.

Clark and Watson (1995) consider that "unfortunately, many test developers are hesitant to use factor analysis, either because it requires a relatively large number of respondents or because it involves several perplexing decisions" (p. 17).

However, in one of several perplexing decisions, the Constitutional Court sent the ruling back to the appeals court, requesting that the decision be substantiated.

The days leading up to Obama's decision were perplexing to outsiders.

But from there, it can seem perplexing, often because of decisions made not by the networks themselves, but by the studios that make shows.

The decisions appeared perplexing considering United were in need of a goal after Josh King's 54th-minute strike put Bournemouth ahead.

The decision is especially perplexing for multiple reasons having to do with Valley politics: Twitter founder Jack Dorsey is also an investor in Instagram and the two companies share Benchmark as an investor.

Much has been said about Hughton's dismissal but, if anything, it was the timing of the decision that was most perplexing.

Some city officials said they found the decision unexpected and deeply perplexing, in part because the judge ruled on plaintiffs' motions for summary judgment and the city's motion to dismiss the case without a trial.