Sentence examples for if not resolve from inspiring English sources
Yet progressive reformers also invented institutions and associations that enabled citizens to confront, if not resolve, the new problems that arose during the Industrial Revolution.
The march has produced fracture as well as inspiration, evincing the same crises of confidence and solidarity that the march aims to resist, if not resolve.
Empirical and theoretical studies suggest that increasing taxon sampling is expected to ameliorate, if not resolve, both problems; however, sometimes neither the current taxonomic system nor the established phylogeny can provide sufficient information to guide additional sampling design.
It was perhaps reasonable to hope that the European Central Bank's commitment to provide nearly a trillion dollars in cheap three-year funding to banks, would, if not resolve the crisis, contain it for a significant interval.
Glenna Salsbury, author of "The Art of the Fresh Start," and Michael Feldman, host of Public Radio International's comedy quiz show "Whad'ya Know?" -- and a vocal critic of the tradition -- resolve to discuss, if not resolve, the matter.
When Darfur goes up in flames, the White House can send a tsar (usually called a "special envoy") to go there and get answers, if not resolve the conflict or bring peace.
The basic dilemma of work and home was addressed, if not resolved, at the town hall.
Acute inflammation is initiated by endogenous or exogenous adverse stimuli, and can become chronic in nature if not resolved by normal homeostatic mechanisms.
A number of other issues could be addressed if not resolved, like the schism between the police and the community.
This might lead to temporary imbalances between load and generation that, if not resolved quickly, may result in more severe cascading failures.
