Sentence examples for be reconciled between from inspiring English sources
Didion's candour about these things was welcome, for in bereavement the public and private struggle to be reconciled: between mourning as public fact and mourning as private experience lies a gulf that Didion, as a writer, was able to navigate.
It's similar to a package the House passed in June, and the proposals will have to be reconciled between the two chambers before reaching President Donald Trump's desk.
" Summary Page" could therefore serve as a complement to double entry to improve its efficiency (by reducing the number of errors to be reconciled between two entries) or as a means to reduce the number of errors under circumstances where double entry is not feasible.
The Houston, Texas-based oil services company said it would defer billing for an additional $140 million in meals for U.S. forces in Iraq and Kuwait until a discrepancy is reconciled between the number of meals ordered and those actually served.
While these paradoxical results could be reconciled by considering differences between threshold concentrations of PCNA required for its various functions (e.g., Pluciennik et al., 2010), our results do not directly address the mechanistic details of the interaction of PCNA and the U/G-repair generated APOBEC substrate.
Clearly, this incongruence between patterns of in utero growth faltering and death needs to be reconciled, given the known relationship between fetal growth restriction and perinatal death [ 25, 26].
A number of differences between the two formalisms emerge, and we discuss ways in which they can be reconciled to provide an interface between LF and PQL.
Both the Watt balance and the Avogadro project should be included in the experiments and any differences between these be reconciled.
Any bioenergy strategy must be reconciled with the potential for collision between bioenergy feedstocks and food on a continent where an alarming fraction of the population is undernourished.
