Sentence examples for ever to resolve from inspiring English sources
Before long, however, the world will be knocking on its door again, more anxious than ever to resolve a conflict that feeds daily poison into relations between Islam and the West.
Yet arguments over federalism, the role of Islam in state affairs, and de-Baathification (at what level should former officials of Mr Hussein's party be barred from office?) will be as hard as ever to resolve.
Tom Lyon, energy expert at online price comparison site, uSwitch.com, said in reaction to the npopwer news that billing issues were one of consumers' biggest gripes, with one-fifth of households being billed incorrectly by the wider industry last year and companies taking longer than ever to resolve complaints.
Tom Lyon, energy expert at online price comparison site, uSwitch.com, said billing issues were one of consumers' biggest gripes, with one-fifth of households being billed incorrectly by the wider industry last year and companies taking longer than ever to resolve complaints.
President Obama has thus let slip the best chance ever to resolve the festering issue of Palestine.
But after 10 years of dancing back and forth with Iran, the West is closer than ever to resolving the issue, at least for the 10 years that the final accord will live for.
How is he ever going to resolve the terrible dilemma that he faces?
The figure appears to be the largest sum ever paid to resolve patent litigation over a medical device.
The bank is close to striking a $13 billion settlement over mortgage practices — the largest sum a corporation has ever paid to resolve government investigations.
The $500 million, in restitution and penalties, is believed to be the largest amount ever paid to resolve an accusation of contract fraud involving a state or local government, said Mr. Bharara, who announced the agreement at a news conference.
If we tiptoe politely around this reality, then we betray every teacher, guru and philosopher — including Jesus of Nazareth and the Buddha both — who ever sought to resolve the most human of all problems: How then should we live?
