Sentence examples for vexing puzzle from inspiring English sources

It's not just a rhetorical jab for presidential candidates; it's a vexing puzzle for economists.

A more vexing puzzle is whether either candidate offers a winning road map for the state's Republican Party.

"It sounds like a guy who was living further and further into this deception," he said, "and was starving for the attention he felt he deserved". To Paul Moore, Hanssen's longtime friend, it's a vexing puzzle.

This remains by far the most vexing puzzle of the labour market.

More than 2,000 years after Archimedes found a way to determine the density of a king's crown by measuring its mass in two different fluids, MIT scientists have used the same principle to solve an equally vexing puzzle — how to measure the density of a single cell.

By identifying an ambiguity, we provide resources for an answer to the vexing puzzles.

Science is gradually piecing together the vexing brain puzzle that connects depression and inflammation, and an important new piece just fell into place.

Writing in the journal, he asked: "What will the rules be for exhuming bodies to solve vexing pathological puzzles?

A Juggling Act Running the Pushcart Players is like trying to assemble a vexing three-dimensional puzzle: lots of pieces, but they have to go together just so.

Among the puzzles vexing investigators are how a man who had lost almost seven pints of blood could have made his way 70-odd miles across country - and what happened to him in the at least three days that he was missing.

Vexed by the puzzle of her relative's transformation, within five years of arriving on those shores, "from virtuous Presbyterian lad to cold-blooded killer", and with a dim idea of making reparations to the descendants of his victims, Flyn – who grew up in the Highlands – sets out for Australia.