Sentence examples for little resolution from inspiring English sources
This raises critical questions that have been asked for nearly a decade with little resolution.
This college football season has opened with much intrigue but little resolution.
Such investigations have a history of shifting theories and little resolution.
Claims rattled around in the Canadian courts for years with little resolution, and the 60 or so hours of film ended up gradually being dispersed.
A whole lot of worrying, running around and bickering, and even a few sweet moments ensue, but only after a considerable amount of buildup and a little resolution.
The bioethics report provides little resolution with regard to using scans – it states that the outcome for the defendants have been mixed while avoiding criticism of the science.
The drone program, in many ways, has become a hallmark of the Obama administration's foreign policy, juxtaposing surgical precision with a broader counterterror strategy that has seen little closure or resolution over the administration's six years in office.
Ms. Fine offers a little conflict resolution PowerPoint that a good Thanksgiving C.E.O.
After editing poetry magazines in London, he wrote little until Resolution and Identity appeared in a limited edition in 1970.
He argues that there must be wider reform of asylum policy in Europe, as Syria's neighbours cannot be expected to bear the full humanitarian weight of a conflict that offers little hope resolution.
Racism popped up as casually as it does in real life, and frequently with as little satisfactory resolution - black pupil Benny Green was called Chalky by a visiting builder at the school.
