Sentence examples for ever unresolved from inspiring English sources

But the League fight remains, as ever, unresolved.

Throughout his career, his humor has often been provocative and stoked flames in the ever-unresolved and little-understood "conversation on race".

It's time for Britannica OK, one editor at Britannica to jump into the perpetually unresolved "greatest ever in [insert sport here]" fray.

The management of the effluents generated by olive oil industries, commonly known as olive mills, represents an ever increasing problem still unresolved.

The attack on the Argentinian Jewish Mutual Association centre was the country's worst ever terror attack, and remains unresolved.

"I wrote them a four-page letter which was the easiest thing I've ever written considering it was the only unresolved issue - to come out to my parents," he said.

The dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the sovereignty of the Falklands/Malvinas will remain as unresolved as it has been ever since a Royal Navy warship took by force the islands 180 years ago.

Early on in his career, Pearsall realized that there was a void in research on hockey safety and that while sports manufacturers were making ever-better equipment, there were still many unresolved safety issues.

Thirty years on, the unresolved business between France and Algeria has grown ever more complex.

As ever, Veber piles on the obstacles, but the movie feels unresolved, and it lacks the misanthropic verve of his earlier work; it almost seems to be priming itself for a softhearted Hollywood remake.

Though it is worth an estimated £5m, no conservation work ever took place on the sculpture, and its ownership was unresolved until the House of Commons agreed to take responsibility for it.