Sentence examples for be reconciled through from inspiring English sources
Skin injuries can be reconciled through regeneration or repair.
Numerous risk factors for schizophrenia can be reconciled through a common enteric source.
The children of Abraham, the descendants of Isaac and Ishmael can only be reconciled through courageous compromise.
I recognize that there is a demand for more parking, and I hope that both needs can be reconciled through the renovations of Pier 40.
When decisions of this nature cannot be reconciled through legal means, they are best viewed through the sociopolitical context of the time and place as well as the temperament of the deciding judge.
This mapping suggests that the two lines of phenomenological models can be reconciled through the stochastic dynamics of the Rb-E2F switch.
Mr. Sunstein and Mr. Thaler say that this apparent contradiction is reconciled through what they call "choice architecture". This is the deliberate imposition of structure in an environment — etching flies in a urinal — to induce people to make better choices.
The seabed treaty draft represents a creative com promise in which the interests of many states, large and small, have been reconciled through patient negotiation under the auspices of the world organization.
In summary, two independent forward-translations by two Arabic native speakers fluent in English, one a headache expert (MJ), were reconciled through a translation coordinator.
16) is inconsistent with his holding an identity theory of truth: but the two are reconciled through his doctrine of degrees of truth, a doctrine which has to be understood within the context of his metaphysics.
