Sentence examples for comes of resolving from inspiring English sources

Sorry, but that's what comes of resolving problems wrought by outsized and reckless financial players.

However, over the past 50 years Germany and France have sometimes held different positions when it has come to resolving important issues of shared interest.

The present integral formulation of the PBE comes to resolve this problem.

and House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass)., may not have made a difference when it came to resolving the fate of Wachovia, a firm that wasn't allowed to fail and instead was taken over by Wells Fargo.

This may be the nearest we can come to resolving the question of whether (or not) plants are conscious, with an awareness of self and of others.

On February 22, over 150 Iranian Americans gathered in San Francisco to share stories and come together in support of resolving this crisis once and for all.

However, especially as we come to consider some ways of resolving the Liar, it should be remembered that this treatment can be seen as more for convenience in exposition than a serious commitment to what truth bearers are.

Mrs. Clinton and her senior aides did not come to Beijing with high expectations of resolving major differences, given China's once-in-a-decade leadership transition beginning this fall.

Supervisors are coming around to see if we're awake, instead of resolving the problem".

"By making the issues of the lives of the working class visible, we can come close to resolving some of those issues," Ms. Cohen said.

Secret talks in 2007 came close to resolving some of the most difficult issues, including the status of Kashmir.