Sentence examples for is trying to be resolved from inspiring English sources

It's a problem that is trying to be resolved from many different angles.

Later, her spokeswoman said, "There still are creative differences that are trying to be resolved, but Rosie is still very proud of the magazine and what it represents".

The scale of the espionage and sabotage effort "is proportionate to the problem that's trying to be resolved," the former intelligence official said, referring to the Iranian nuclear program.

He's trying to be a better man too, resolving not to peek at the cute, unclad body of the 16-year-old next door for whom he's something of a father figure.

When Blair declared, wrongly, that "he had  no reverse gear" he was trying to be Thatcher-like in his resolve.

"It's started a conversation, and even though people are no doubt complaining if they can't find what they are looking for – and which Coke is trying to resolve – this type of brand conversation is a good thing," he says.

His rule will be considered a success only if he accomplishes a paradox, using the untrammelled power he has acquired to give power away.Some glimmers of lightGeneral Musharraf is trying to resolve by fiat contradictions that were embedded in Pakistan at its creation.

A joint conference committee is trying to resolve the differences.

Mayor John F. Street is trying to resolve the problem.

While neither Google or Orkut has responded to our inquiries on the extent of the virus or whether it is still happening, we're hearing that the Orkut security team is trying to resolve the issue, and the best way currently to avoid the bug is to avoid Orkut entirely according to power user ghafoortabish who explains how to avoid the virus.

The council says it is trying to resolve the dispute.