Sentence examples for perplexing problems from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 26 , 1931 P. 17Everyone is aware that one of the moat perplexing problems of a playwright is getting his charactera on and off the stage--which has to be accomplished in order to allow other characters to talk together privately... View Article By John Cassidy By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Anthony Lane.

With an unmatched ability to break down perplexing problems and find solutions that generate profits and results, Melchiorri has parlayed his skills to form his own company, Argeo Hospitality, consulting on hotel projects for private owners and investors and specializing in revenue management.

However, we are aware of the gravity of the perplexing problems surrounding the issue of EV.

Our resulting data illuminated these perplexing problems as follows: (i) PTD-poMx1 transduced into porcine cells within 3 h, then localized in the cytoplasm, and was stable for 16 h.

Hello guzzlers, This week's puzzle is purloined (with permission) from the recently-published prime paperback, Professor Povey's Perplexing Problems.

Professor Povey's Perplexing Problems: Pre-University Physics and Maths Puzzles with Solutions by Thomas Povey is out now.

"Mike's Advice Volume 1 — Perplexing Bridge Bidding Problems" by Mike Lawrence on a CD-ROM (PC and Mac compatible) supplies a lot of information for intermediate players.

That ad hoc assembly in the antechamber led to a discussion about innovative avenues to solving the engineering problems perplexing Reddi at the time.

THE variety, magnitude and duration of the manufacturing and quality problems perplex some industry watchers.

An interesting application of Dutch Strategy arguments has been made by Hitchcock to the perplexing Sleeping Beauty problem (Hitchcock 2004).

One of the most perplexing is the problem of the consistency of change: how can one thing have incompatible properties and yet remain the same thing?