Sentence examples for does little to resolve from inspiring English sources

Yet New Jersey's endorsement of embryonic stem-cell research does little to resolve the increasingly complex tangle of science and politics.

Sceptics say the deal does little to resolve the problems faced by both firms, which are heavily mired in the US sub-prime home debacle.

Yet as an ending it feels somehow off-key, a heartfelt plea that is also a platitude, and that does little to resolve the weird energies of the movie itself.

Mr. Morsi's status as president-elect, however, does little to resolve the larger standoff between the generals and the Brotherhood over the institutions of government and the future constitution.

Such a choice does, indeed, create an awkward dilemma, but Patten's advice to treat China as we would any other country, while sound as a general principle, does little to resolve it.

Philippot said the "general political support" expressed in Strasbourg on Wednesday by the commissioner for economics and monetary affairs, Olli Rehn, for public service broadcasting "does little to resolve the deep crisis" and urged Barossa to get personally involved.

But they will do little to resolve the $6.4 billion deficit projected for the next year.

His first hundred days have done little to resolve doubts about Bush's capacity for leadership.

The decision today, Bogan v. Scott-Harris, No. 96-1569, did little to resolve that confusion.

But the project could do little to resolve Bolivia's growing drug problem.

From the start the contract did little to resolve tensions in a troubled partnership.