Sentence examples for essentially resolve from inspiring English sources

"Investing $100bn annually would mean that we could essentially resolve the climate change problem by the end of this century," the book concludes.

Later in the book, reflecting on analysis by five economists of eight types of solution, he estimates that spending $100bn£65bnbn) a year "could essentially resolve the climate change problem by the end of this century".

Moreover, the mistake he made is common enough that in February 2007, the IRS offered current and former U.S.-based employees of foreign embassies, missions and other international groups a "one-time settlement initiative" to essentially resolve mistakes like the one Geithner made.

A variety of other approaches, including several electrophoretically based assays that essentially resolve the mutant DNA or protein by mobility differences, are possible.

"From our perspective, it essentially resolves any concerns about the program," Ms. Snapp said.

By 1976, when he moved into management, any deeper question of winning or losing was essentially resolved.

Second, along with Martha Nussbaum, Sen has, I think, essentially resolved a central problem for liberalism, namely, how do you reconcile universal rights with plural values?

He said he had been "seeking to cope with a drink problem" for many months but believed his problem was "essentially resolved" and had not had a drink for the last two months.

Her words evoked the curious half-light surrounding race in Britain, almost as if people here cannot agree exactly on the terms of the debate: Is the discussion now essentially resolved, as some would argue, or is sensitivity limited to a small liberal elite with a disproportionately loud public voice, while racial hatred continues to ferment in parts of blue-collar Britain?

For some researchers, the new paper essentially resolves the controversy.

In the watch, all the problems of marine chronometry were essentially resolved.