Sentence examples for cannot easily be resolved from inspiring English sources

While the phosphate inventory of a cell can be rapidly quantified by ever improving analytical techniques, the (dynamic) interplay of the molecules and the thereof resulting functions cannot easily be resolved.

What kind of human am I?" Those agonizing questions certainly cannot easily be resolved, onstage or in life, but Mr. Belluso did not get close enough to articulating them in the play itself for "The Poor Itch" to be effective in the form he left it.

One chapter heading even reads "Whose Side Are You On?", although the West's conundrum of how to deal with a nuclear-armed Pakistan where the army and the general population are becoming increasingly Islamicised and anti-American is not, and cannot easily be, resolved.

Some now talk not of a crisis but of crisis-ism, a state of ever recurring crises that cannot easily be resolved by nations acting autonomously.

28 Although variation in the registration of extremely small babies and statistical variation may be corrected through appropriate analysis, other factors such as potential variation in true rates of extremely preterm birth and differences in the modality of ascertainment of gestational age cannot easily be resolved.

Such creative moments cannot easily be replicated.

His perspective cannot easily be replaced.

These inequities cannot easily be explained away.

cannot easily be obtained elsewhere.

This process cannot easily be corrected.

This cannot easily be overcome through gestures.