It is puzzling.

This is puzzling.

Now that's a little puzzling, right?

Dalton Owponya found Aronda's death puzzling

This is a puzzling statement at best.

Chinese leaders embraced 1989 s most puzzling legacy.

Now there are some cartoons that are puzzling.

It is more puzzling that some multinational corporations are also opposed.

You know that expression is a puzzling one for a naturalist.

Where were they? It got even more puzzling when we found dunes.

The sculptures are typically puzzling, often weird, and sometimes even a little menacing

What, then, accounts for the puzzling lack of real growth over the past 25 years?

People are still puzzling over the reasons for other major market upturns (1933, 1982, etc.).

Chinese leaders embraced 1989 s most puzzling legacy. They recoiled at the Soviet bloc s disintegration.

But it is puzzling only if we characterize Asia as being multi polar rather than hierarchical.

At first, this seems puzzling, because they should have an incentive to move to the vote rich middle.

To grasp the relevance of identity economics, and how it differs from standard economics, consider an otherwise puzzling fact.

The puzzling circumstances of the IMF head s sudden departure announcement do not justify a business as usual approach to his replacement.

Weak economic performance in these countries is even more puzzling in view of the sharp drop in their birthrates decades ago.

The puzzling thing is that this is not the first time either country has veered into an economic cul de sac.

What, then, accounts for the puzzling lack of real growth over the past 25 years? I blame two unsolved, but solvable, problems.

The most intriguing and puzzling measurement, in my opinion, we've obtained of Mars, was released earlier this year in the magazine Science.

In Drum Karimi, who has roots in photography, invites us to luxuriate in the film s beauty, while puzzling us with its storyline.

Today, though, I m going to talk about Darwin s other strange inversion, which is equally puzzling at first, but in some ways just as important.

Indeed, at a time when restricting access to short term international funds has acquired intellectual respectability, the government s reluctance to enforce curbs has been puzzling.

Nevertheless, the decision of Luis Moreno Ocampo, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, to request an arrest warrant against al Bashir is puzzling, for three reasons.

So it is puzzling that some observers have saluted the IMF s involvement as a virtuous effort by the international community to bring the listing European ship to port.

Any solid understanding of the causes of this turnaround is likely to prove elusive. People are still puzzling over the reasons for other major market upturns (1933, 1982, etc.).

Even failures to explain puzzling data are essential to the scientific process, with the challenges that data pose encouraging creative individuals to develop new ways of thinking about physical reality.

It seems puzzling and unsustainable that people would tie up their money for 20 or 30 years to earn little or nothing more than these central banks' 2 target rate for annual inflation.

Rather, they reflect the game s speed, its players athleticism, the size of the playing surface, and a puzzling resistance by the game s leading authorities to adapt nineteenth century rules to twenty first century resources.

This seems puzzling. But I'm going to argue that you shouldn't be surprised by this, and that to understand this you need to think about health the way than an economist does as an investment.

Weak economic performance in these countries is even more puzzling in view of the sharp drop in their birthrates decades ago. Their population pyramids are now skewed towards middle aged people who are in their most productive years and relatively free from the burden of raising children.

Indeed, at a time when restricting access to short term international funds has acquired intellectual respectability, the government s reluctance to enforce curbs has been puzzling. The International Monetary Fund, which now supports selective imposition of capital controls, seems unconcerned the rupee, its annual review concludes, is fairly valued.

The justification for this system was that it seemed to work well or at least less badly than central banking that blindly adhered to the gold standard or no central banking at all. This island of central planning in the midst of the market economy was a strange and puzzling feature all the more so because so few remarked how strange it was.

Even if you don't know what the parts are, puzzling out what they might be for is a really good practice for the kids to get sort of the sense that they can take things apart, and no matter how complex they are, they can understand parts of them and that means that eventually, they can understand all of them.