Sentence examples for A reasonable resolution from inspiring English sources

"A reasonable resolution could have been achieved, which leads me to believe that this crisis goes beyond RHI and points to a more intractable situation," she said.

Of the Amazon–Hachette agreement, he said, "I think this is a reasonable resolution".

"We remain committed to finding a reasonable resolution to the litigation".

"And if both sides keep cool heads, they are more likely to come to a reasonable resolution".

Time Resolution: Determining the age of rocks or fossils that are millions of years old is not easy; carbon dating only has a reasonable resolution when used with organic material that is less than about 50,000 years old, so it is useless with the 65 million year old K-T material.

One day I stood on Winthrop Avenue looking up at the top of a building on whose ledge a young woman sat deliberating whether to kill herself, while a couple of guys down on the street kept shouting "Jump!" They did so out of sheer asshole malice, of course, but at the time their suggestion seemed to me a reasonable resolution to the continuous problem we call life.

"Not having addressed how long the emergency exception can be, the Supreme Court would be very hesitant to disagree with both the president and Congress if there was any reasonable resolution to that question," he said.

Since modern multiscale, multi-physics simulations can generate petabytes of data, they will require the development of new techniques and methods to reduce the data to familiar quantities of interest (e.g., pin powers, temperatures) with a more reasonable resolution and size.

At protestors' request, the council met with them to discuss the possibility of mediated negotiations, and there seemed to be hope of a peaceful, reasonable resolution to the long-running saga.

In a statement, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called the settlement "a fair and reasonable resolution to a complex set of circumstances".

The judge, Manuel Banales, in Kingsville, Tex., said the settlement, allowing about 700,000 Texans to divide $26 million and receive coupons for tax services and guides, was a "fair and reasonable" resolution of complaints about a loan program tied to anticipated tax refunds.