Sentence examples for entirely resolve from inspiring English sources

Spicer's apology, as heartfelt as it may be, doesn't entirely resolve the issue.

Iain Rennie, the current commissioner, reckons the new approach has helped cut recidivism by 12%, by focusing on details such as jobs and housing for ex-offenders.Such inventiveness cannot entirely resolve the tension between capping spending and governments' appetite for new things to do.

Constructing a toilet with a septic tank providing partial treatment is generally an improvement on what was there before, an affordable step up the sanitation ladder, even if it does not entirely resolve either the health threat or the environmental contamination issue.

LS may improve symptomatically but usually does not entirely resolve at puberty.

In comparison with joint counts and enthesitis counts, which capture a single domain of AS that may entirely resolve, BASDAI and BASFI capture many disease domains of AS, each of which may respond differently to therapy.

URIs provide a distributed hierarchical namespace thus avoiding naming conflicts, but do not entirely resolve the issues of multiple names for equivalent entities or semantic mapping across related concepts.

And they are never entirely resolved.

Nor was their last quarrel entirely resolved.

Behind the remarkable early successes lurked a series of identity crises that were never entirely resolved.

Free agency, though, is an issue that has not been entirely resolved.

But Mr. Nemann said that whatever the outcome, he doubted that the tensions would be entirely resolved.