Sentence examples for in need of resolution from inspiring English sources
Even the planet's low-diversity ecology seems to harbour some tension in need of resolution.
Also, unfortunately, many major disputes in need of resolution cross ethnic and cultural lines.
Unfortunately, many major disputes in need of resolution also cross ethnic and cultural lines.
Although the benefits are welcome, the issue of safety, especially how to effectively decontaminate (sterilize) the internal compartments and components of these devices, is in need of resolution.
"We are not clear what crisis Mwalimu [Teacher] Nyerere thinks is in need of resolution," was the response of Zanzibar's deputy chief minister, Omar Mapuri, to the comments of his party's éminence grise.
Not only does she reduce most of the characters' dialogue to the functional, pushing it in the direction of verbalizing specific plot points in need of resolution rather than catching Brady, his friends, and his family just talking about their lives and dreams, about the world they live in.
With reform of the Lords, of the regions, of the voting system and of the Commons itself part of the queue of complex, interconnected issues in need of democratic resolution, a constitutional convention that engages Scotland and the rest of the UK is the best way of ensuring we move from an unworkable 19th century constitution to a workable 21st century one.
"We are traveling across the country to make sure that no case fades from memory and to remind the public that all families are in need of a resolution.
Thus, while problematic and in need of final resolution, the relative position of Deirochelys based on mtDNA does not appear to be an artifact of composition bias.
We show that our approach has practical value through direct experimentation on a representative sample of ray-finned fish, the largest vertebrate clade in need of phylogenetic resolution.
We report here a genome-comparison strategy to identifying nuclear gene markers for phylogenetic inference and apply it to the ray-finned fishes – the largest vertebrate clade in need of phylogenetic resolution.
