Sentence examples for firmly resolve from inspiring English sources

"The Congress bemoaned the unfortunate incident of the international embarrassment caused by failure of the Aminu Maigari-led NFF to fully and firmly resolve issues of finance with the Super Eagles ahead of the championship," a statement from the congress said.

Only a handful of gene sequences from each group were included in the present analysis; increased sampling in future molecular studies may be able to firmly resolve the placement of these two groups.

Short internodes along the "backbone", which may reflect rapid radiation, suggest that very large amounts of sequence, as well as more accurate modeling of character change, will be needed to firmly resolve these nodes.

The changing view of the structure of genomic differentiation between M and S calls for more detailed and standardized studies to firmly resolve the nature, as well as consistency, of divergence across the range of overlap of these mosquitoes and an assessment of the extent to which the pattern has been affected by gene flow.

Free-living marine species within the order Enoplida play prominent roles in marine ecosystems, but previous molecular phylogenies have provided only the briefest evolutionary insights; this study aimed to firmly resolve internal relationships within the hyper-diverse but poorly understood Enoplida.

I firmly resolve, with the Help of Thy Holy Grace, to sin no more, and to avoid the most near occasion of sin.

After furious disagreement and blame shifting they firmly resolved … to meet again.

But as the New Year arrived nothing was firmly resolved, including the question of whether the movie would get made.

We were firmly resolved to do everything in our power with a view of fulfilling the grave obligations which we had undertaken.

Then there are the persuadable leaners, who are inclined toward a particular candidate but not firmly resolved to vote for him.

Oddly, the networks also want to be able to gather information about users, but not use it for tracking.But the FTC seems firmly resolved, and privacy advocates are pushing hard for a tight definition of what "not tracking" means.