Sentence examples for chances of resolution from inspiring English sources

Richard Cohen, the president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which provided the F.B.I. with some possible cases, recalled some unease at the time about publicizing so many cases with very low chances of resolution.

There are some large differences, though: Mr McCain wants a much bigger increase in military spending than Mr Obama does, and on any reasonable assessment, he is more likely to use force, if diplomacy fails, to counter Iran's nuclear ambitions.With all this at stake, it would be sad if the election turned on divisive cultural issues like abortion, where the chances of resolution are slim.

(Of course, telling a couple that their chances of resolution are nil would also mean they'd stop going to -- and paying for -- counseling sessions. But therapists say hiding information just to keep clients coming isn't ethical).

Even though younger age at onset has been associated with a worse prognosis [ 9], but the results in our study were inconsistent with this finding, where younger age at diagnosis appeared to portend better chances of resolution of infantile spasms.

Little chance of resolution is in sight.

There's very little chance of resolution or mutual respect when you already started off hot.

Elijah Muhammad "silenced" Malcolm X. Officially, the punishment was supposed to last just three months, but there seemed no chance of resolution.

Today, Mr Putin claimed that the summit had been "constructive and productive", insisting that there was a "good chance of resolution" on Ukraine.

Chemicals can elicit various types of toxic responses, which can be classified by the nature of the response, the site of toxic action, the time it takes for the response to develop, and the chance of resolution of the response.

Just hours before it reached a verdict, the jury sent the judge, Jed S. Rakoff, a note indicating it was deadlocked; the note read, "Continued impasse without chance of resolution — 10-2 Locked".

It is not uncommon for supporters to have the odd spat with owners, but there is currently a rash of clubs whose followers are in open revolt against owners and there appears to be little chance of resolution for any of them.