Sentence examples for perplexing prospect from inspiring English sources
But if the scenario plays out and the U.S. cooperates with the P.L.O., or Iran, then there is a perplexing prospect -- what happens when the smoke clears?" There was also a growing apprehension among some Israelis that just as Washington had put pressure on Mr. Arafat to call a cease-fire, it might also reach for greater Arab support by leaning on Israel to make new concessions.
"We chose to do business with Community Care Rx because, in my opinion, it is the plan most friendly to senior citizens". Food shoppers tend to like having a large variety of products and brands, but many Medicare beneficiaries are perplexed by the prospect of an insurance supermarket.
Is it any surprise the company that refuses to sign a legally binding agreement ensuring worker safety in Bangladesh is perplexed by the prospect of paying more to provide health care to its U.S. employees?
Even so, Rogers wrote that he was "perplexed with the melancholy prospect of [his] affairs".
It's far from clear who will emerge from the murk as victor, a prospect which is bound to confuse, perplex and frighten most authors.
Asked if he had not been nervous at the prospect of confronting Mr. Hussein, Mr. Juhi seemed perplexed.
But others are perplexing.
