Sentence examples for called unresolved from inspiring English sources

The Essex County prosecutor, Donald C. Campolo, said the inquiry has been delayed for weeks by what he called unresolved procedural matters.

A national inquiry "would give an opportunity for families to be heard but it would also look at what [Anaya] called unresolved issues that continue to have women and girls vulnerable to abuse," said Jean Crowder, the NDP critic for aboriginal affairs.

Trees with many politomies are called unresolved trees, as they do not resolve the full history of evolution that they represent.

After the 220-pound gate was stolen from under guard watch in 2014, German Chancellor Angela Merkel called the unresolved theft "appalling".

This was what Dodd calls her "unresolved sadness" and is perhaps a key to both her intensely private nature and also the miraculous intuition of her work, in which she finds people out with her seeing eye and her camera lens.

But there was also a phenomenon that Ms. Holland called Britain's "unresolved colonial feelings" of condescension and hostility toward Mr. Mugabe, contributing to "postcolonial toxicity on both sides".

Today he called it "the sorest unresolved problem" between the two countries.

Evolutionary relationships among the 11 extant orders of insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, called Holometabola, remain either unresolved or contentious, but are extremely important as a context for accurate comparative biology of insect model organisms.

SuperFine uses a two-step technique, where the first step produces a typically unresolved tree called the "Strict Consensus Merger" (SCM) tree, and the second step then refines this tree.

"There's a phenomenon in romance writing called 'URST', which stands for unresolved sexual tension," Waters told the Daily Telegraph.

My husband and I decided we could not leave this matter unresolved, so I called the neighbor and told him that what he did creeped me out and was inappropriate and it could not happen again.