Sentence examples for puzzling cases from inspiring English sources
Solving puzzling cases requires knowledge about exotic infections.
Since its creation 50 years ago, the centers' Epidemic Intelligence Service has built a worldwide reputation for solving puzzling cases and outbreaks.
As they examine the puzzling cases of Mrs. Lundgren and Ms. Nguyen, federal health officials wonder: *What is the smallest number of spores that can cause anthrax?
No mean multitasker herself, Reichs balances glimpses of Tempe's personal life (notably her on-and-off affair with a sexy Canadian homicide cop) with a number of puzzling cases and some nasty incidents of professional sabotage, starting with the career-damaging charge that Tempe botched the autopsy of a Chicago heiress.
In one of the more puzzling cases to emerge from the Sept. 11 investigation, a federal judge in Brooklyn imposed a six-month jail sentence yesterday on an Egyptian man who entered the country with a fake pilot's uniform in his luggage.
Before he completed his dissertation, van 't Hoff published an 11-page pamphlet in which he proposed that if the four bonds (or valence electrons) of the carbon atom pointed toward the corners of a tetrahedron, it would explain some puzzling cases of isomerism and also explain why solutions of certain chemical compounds would rotate a plane of polarized light.
AS ONE of the masters of English prose, George Orwell (1903-50) is a puzzling case.
That effort would be enhanced if the government makes public all relevant documents in this puzzling case.
In certain respects, Mrs. Lundgren's case bears a resemblance with the equally puzzling case of Kathy T. Nguyen, the Bronx hospital worker who died of inhalation anthrax last month.
A similarly puzzling case in New Jersey, involving the anthrax infection of a woman who worked at a small accounting firm, was clarified somewhat yesterday.
Dahir Adan, who stabbed ten people in a mall in St .Cloud, Minnesota, on Saturday, before he was shot and killed by police, is a more puzzling case.
