Sentence examples for hardly resolve from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's NATO-Russia dialogue will hardly resolve this stalemate.

But it could hardly resolve the personal dilemma facing a woman whose need to earn a living may risk the health of the child she hopes to have.

External actors, including sympathetic states, can hardly resolve these issues for the Third World.

Conventional reservoir simulators can hardly resolve the flow through the completion into the wellbore.

Although GapFiller produces long reads up to 3.5 kb in size [ 8], it can hardly resolve repeats, which largely restricts its application in large eukaryotic genomes.

"The composition of those gelatin-structures, even in concordance with the skin of echinococcus, is in many parts so peculiar, that I could hardly resolve my doubts about their nature.

But the story of America and race is hardly resolved, and progress is not inexorable.

[Read the rest.] This is one modeling study, so the question is hardly resolved.

This theme dominated the philosophical controversies of the 17th and 18th centuries and was hardly resolved before the advent of Immanuel Kant.

The payment settles a pending lawsuit but hardly resolves the continuing threat to players from the traumatic hits — "bell ringers" in the sport's jargon — that mounting research shows are linked to brain disease in athletes' later years.

The situation in Kosovo is hardly resolved eight years after the intervention, and the political implications of NATO's having taken sides in a secession have left the region in a messy political limbo.