Sentence examples for be expected to resolve from inspiring English sources

"Individual drivers and private companies cannot realistically be expected to resolve the dilemma themselves".

But the case raised a number of important issues and conflicting interests that judges alone can't be, and shouldn't be, expected to resolve.

The precise nature of Daleys relationship with organized crime is one of many riddles that the book does not fully resolve and cannot reasonably be expected to resolve after all these years.

He confuses the topic a little by first claiming that the original intention of the constitution's ratifiers cannot really be expected to resolve the ambiguous relationship between Congress and the president when it comes to foreign affairs.

These insights suggest that gender inequities in the sciences cannot be expected to resolve themselves without concerted effort, and that this effort should focus, not (primarily) on adapting women to existing institutions, but on ensuring that these institutions are accountable for changing entrenched practices that are responsible for the continued loss of trained scientific talent.

The U.S. cannot be expected to resolve these threats on its own.

The court is expected to resolve the dispute soon.

The infection is expected to resolve itself on its own.

The infection is expected to resolve itself over time.

Wentworth was created earl of Strafford (1640) and was expected to resolve the crisis.

The team said the infection was expected to resolve itself on its own.