Sentence examples for a resolution might be from inspiring English sources

On Monday night, Gov. Gray Davis expressed cautious optimism that a resolution might be in sight.

Cashman said he had no sense of when a resolution might be reached.

Yesterday Naftogaz suggested it would be prepared to pay $235, rather than the $200 it previously mooted, giving hope that a resolution might be near.

Mr. Arbabsiar's suggestion that his case might be resolved through a deal appears to have grown out of his view that because no one had been hurt or killed in the plot, such a resolution might be acceptable.

After the session, Security Council president Ismael Gaspar Martins of Angola told the press that "a resolution might be a necessity… because the situation is evolving towards a very drastic one, with the bombings continuing on hospitals, killing children in schools".

At the United Nations, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the British ambassador, said it was unclear whether a new resolution might be offered to placate potential peacekeeping contributors.

With luck a new resolution might be passed in March but Russia's ambassador to Belgrade says his country is ready to veto Kosovo's independence.

Another way to use your dreams to help define a good resolution might be to review your dream journal entries from this past year.

It's been kind of hanging out there ever since, and with the end of the year quickly approaching, I figured that a definitive resolution might be in order.

Consequently, EEG (electroencephalogram) with a high temporal resolution might be helpful to complement existing findings on spider-phobic response patterns.

While, as a consequence, the mapping resolution might be variable, it should be noted that mapping resolution depends on the number of meiotic crossovers and is thus largely determined by the size of the bulk-segregant pools.