Sentence examples for has no resolution from inspiring English sources

Literate, fraught and unsettling, Ms. Greenberg's book has no resolution — none of the easy wrap-up Dr. Black offers us.

Starring Shea Whigham Boardwalkk Empire, Wolf of Wall Street) and Keith Stanfield (Selma, Straight Outta Compton), Run the Jewels' latest video is a commentary on the culture of violence between police and public, featuring a white police officer and a black youth locked in a strange, violent struggle which has no resolution or reason.

Global-mean precipitation has no resolution dependence, while the precipitation intensity associated with deep convection becomes higher in increasing resolutions (Fig. 7).

Still, it was a blow for the show's creators (one of the actors, Brian J. Smith, lamented that "future audiences will never pick up a story they know has no resolution") and for fans like me, since it meant the story wouldn't be completed.

This is an internal issue, not a Magazine Problem, and has no resolution.

After the screening Rao remarked that the film has "no resolution, life goes on," and indeed it does for the millions who live in Mumbai.

It was agreed that the argument had no resolution.

As yet, real-life cases like those of Madeleine McCann and Ben Needham have no resolution.

Still Unresolved As difficult as it might be to receive a letter saying that the investigation into your loved one's death is being closed without a satisfying conclusion, there is the different pain of having no resolution at all, as in the 20 or so cold cases that remain open.

Green equates to "on track", amber implies there are minor issues but the solutions are being put in place, and red is "a cry for help" where major problems appear to have no resolution in sight.

"We want to keep hold of these players, but currently we have no resolution of what is going to happen, where we are going to be playing and who we will be playing against, and then there is the funding.