Sentence examples for have really resolved from inspiring English sources

"[Aggressive begging] has been addressed in a variety of ways over the years, but none have really resolved the issue," the letter states.

"Nothing has really been resolved with this judgment and much depends of further submissions and clarification," he said.

But as his son Bashar found out 30 years later, he had not really resolved the problem at all.

He has no overarching argument in part because of his Senate training and the tendency to take issues on one at a time — in part, because of the foolish decision to run a traditional right-left campaign against Obama and, in part, because McCain has never really resolved the contradiction between the Barry Goldwater and Teddy Roosevelt sides of his worldview.

"We've had this repeated sort of crisis with the FARC because the attempts by President Pastrana to open up peace talks or open up discussions about how to resolve this situation have really led nowhere," said Richard Boucher, the State Department spokesman.

I have really bad wheels.

Moreover, the ethnic cleansing of Georgians in South Ossetia is all too evident: Georgian villages have been destroyed and thousands of Georgians displaced by South Ossetian militia under Russia's watch.If Russia had really wanted to resolve the separatist conflicts in Georgia, it had opportunities.

The one key thing that has really helped to resolve a lot of those challenges is that everyone has the same mission at the end of the day.

"And we have got to really resolve that this stops here, it doesn't happen again and we recognise abuse for what it is".

Director Kim Manners stated "I've said for years that the show really resolved itself, if you will, by accident.

"He's really resolved that".