Sentence examples for perplexing lack from inspiring English sources
Or maybe it's because nobody wants this frustrating and perplexing lack of equality to remain as it's been for generations.
A MYSTERIOUS decline in the numbers of spawning salmon has become one of the rites of autumn in British Columbia, bringing worries of financial and job losses, threats of extinction and a perplexing lack of answers.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, called Ms. Nguyen's case perhaps the most perplexing, given the lack of any known connection between her and any known targets.
The fact that Kant focuses on the debate between the Leibnizians and the Newtonians is especially perplexing given his evident lack of interest, within the context of the Critique, in problems concerning motion.
Most perplexing to me is the lack of multimedia – the odd film or selection of TV shows that might relieve the boredom of looking at field upon field of cows.
It wasn't just the two missed free throws late that are perplexing, but rather his complete lack of aggressiveness on the attack.
On Tuesday, as Nikiya, Diana Vishneva delivered a perplexing mixture of devout beauty and lack of focus.
Predictably, Mr. Kuhn did not allow his staging, which was thoughtful and fluent, to interfere with the music, although the 2005 production does not lack innovative touches, even perplexing ones, like the presence of a simulated organ console, perhaps meant to symbolize power.
A perplexing finding from this study was the lack of a relationship between concentrations of Se or Sr transferred to eggs and indices of offspring viability.
"But they're all the same party".This lack of originality explains an otherwise perplexing indifference towards UKIP's insurgency this week in Brussels where antennae tend to quiver with alarm at British Euroscepticism.
The numbers being tossed around in the Blue Room were so enormous that a lazy brain's attention soon turned to the perplexing matter of Mr. Bloomberg's popularity, or lack of it.
