Sentence examples for perplexing issues from inspiring English sources

The announcement of Arthur J. Goldberg's candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Gov ernor of New York poses some perplexing issues.

This is one of the perplexing issues raised by the opera: Weinberg's individual voice is evident in the moral ambition and generosity of the whole, though less transparent in the detail of its execution.

One of the more perplexing issues that Congress will face when it ponders the future of the State Children's Health Insurance Program this month is just how much income families can earn and still have their children eligible for coverage.

The Food and Drug Administration's recent approval of Avastin, a hugely expensive drug, to treat advanced breast cancer has raised perplexing issues for women, their doctors and the entire health care system.

"We have slightly fewer puzzles than we had before, but there are definitely some perplexing issues left".

The poor showing raises perplexing issues for health care reform.

TV shows, which are hot commodities on Netflix, present yet another perplexing issue.

The invariance of both cooperativity and Bohr effect raises a perplexing issue.

"It only makes sense that telecom carriers will want to reap more revenue off their lines, and one way is to take a bigger chunk off the content that's flowing over the wires". One perplexing issue in the Enron and Blockbuster deal is that Blockbuster partnered with DSL providers for the service, when cable is considered to be optimal technology for carrying video.

The question raises a perplexing methodological issue: namely, how does one go about investigating concepts?

The auto industry is heading toward a perplexing branding issue regarding future infotainment systems, according to a list of predictions released this week by Budapest-based navigation software company NNG LLC.