Sentence examples for a while to resolve from inspiring English sources

"That's going to take a while to resolve," Mr. Rossi said.

The idea that either felt wrong would be untrue, a cognitive dissonance that will take me a while to resolve.

The case took a while to resolve.

When problems develop, even with the help of the Common App Help Center people, it might take a while to resolve.

Strauss suggested the issues surrounding Pietersen "will take a while to be resolved", adding "we'll be looking to do that away from the public eye as much as possible in the coming weeks".

It took Oldham a while to find a way through their resolve.

Worried about keeping it, he phoned its manufacturer and, on learning that it was worth no more than a hundred dollars retail, stuck it in a desk drawer while trying to resolve his doubts.

He gave an excellent argument for the Dean candidacy ("He has a proven record on health care and balancing budgets") while attempting to resolve a dispute between two toddlers over a Baggie full of trail mix.

More precisely, while attempting to resolve a particular problem a scientist of necessity accepts all kinds of things as unproblematic.

The airline and airport had, she said, agreed to cover the cost of taxi fares, but only up to a total of £1,000, while attempts to resolve the dispute continued because she could not use public transport.

Generally, when the show introduces these mysteries, it takes a while for things to resolve themselves -- how long will it be before Jake's plans start to become clearer?