Sentence examples for have sometimes been resolved from inspiring English sources
When an American and a British band are competing for the same name, disputes have sometimes been resolved by the British band agreeing to add "UK" to its name or otherwise indicating its non-American identity.
Ms Reinhart and Mr Rogoff acknowledge in their academic work that this conundrum "has not been fully resolved", but have sometimes been less careful in media articles.
As he explained, "U2's effort to discuss any humanitarian issue have sometimes been accompanied by a false instinct that U2 is also obliged to resolve that issue.
The system may help resolve disputes over succession, but it has also resulted in a gerontocracy whose leaders have sometimes been physically or mentally incapacitated.
This has created conflict between people and animals that sometimes has been resolved by relocating animals to areas where the human population is less dense.
In Afghanistan, family problems have historically been resolved through the mediation of religious and tribal leaders, sometimes in the form of an ad hoc council, or jirga.
