Sentence examples for be unable to resolve from inspiring English sources

But Colombian officials, as well as Congressional leaders, voiced concern that unless Colombia received sustained aid in the coming years, the country would be unable to resolve deep-seated problems that led people to grow coca in the first place.

In Washington, many experts are predicting that if a dispute arises between competing slates of Democratic and Republican electors in Florida, Congress would probably be unable to resolve it because the House will be controlled by Republicans and the Senate almost certainly by Democrats.

As a result, many domains that are hosted on Namecheap will be unable to resolve, and other features that rely on their nameservers (like email) might not work.

Such bilinguals would not encounter the sort of radical incommensurability constituted by incomprehensibility, but they may be unable to resolve conflicts of belief between the traditions, instead having to relativize the claims of each in some such form as "seems true to this particular community" or "seems justified to this particular community".

This reflects an expectation that short reads will be unable to resolve small, but presumably abundant, repeats.

We have not observed small assembly intermediates in native cells but would likely to be unable to resolve them because of the relative thickness of the sample.

"Unfortunately, we were unable to resolve it".

If you are unable to resolve the issue with your ex, try family mediation.

Turkey has been unable to resolve conflicts with Cyprus and Armenia.

Issues that the two sides were unable to resolve would be settled in binding arbitration, out of their control.

If KeySpan and LIPA are unable to resolve their differences, the matter will be referred to arbitration, Mr. Kessel said.