Sentence examples for currently being resolved from inspiring English sources
"Several outstanding problems in the relationship between the United States and Pakistan that the elected government inherited from the past are currently being resolved," Mr. Haqqani said.
He smiled warmly in return, asking, "How are you?" or "What's new?," occasionally reporting that the issue of the crack in the sidewalk was currently being resolved.
Eliash explained that many diplomatic, trade and migration-related problems are currently being resolved with tunnels in various parts of the world, including the construction of a tunnel between China and Taiwan.
The maintenance of data and the biorepository beyond the PROP funding period are currently being resolved.
Several fungal samples per host species were collected whenever possible because the parasite taxonomy is currently being resolved (see above).
The inconsistencies between the results of these two research groups have not currently be resolved.
These conflicts may currently be resolved by paternalism, disregarding the resident's view, but this has moral and ethical implications requiring a wider debate about the role and appropriateness of care for older people.
Bob DuPuy, chief operating officer of Major League Baseball, declined to comment on the identity of the teams or their specific problems, but he said, "I believe any issues with regard to meeting expenses currently have been resolved and that there's no immediate problem for any team".
This inconsistency inevitably follows from skipping protons from reaction definitions and currently cannot be resolved, given the inaccuracies in the input data.
Siphonospermum simplex clearly constitutes a new evolutionary lineage within the Gnetales, perhaps sister to Gnetum or to the Gnetum-Welwitschia clade, but its precise systematic position can currently not be resolved with certainty.
However, many of these results remain contradictory, an issue that is not currently able to be resolved through current knowledge of mechanisms of action.
