Sentence examples for many unresolved issues from inspiring English sources

But there are still many unresolved issues.

There are two highly contentious points, among many unresolved issues.

Graef recognises that there are still many unresolved issues about how victim-offender mediation might work.

But that is only one of many unresolved issues hanging over this agency.

"After so many years, and so many unresolved issues, it was important to discuss them all," Ms. Whitney said.

Those are just two of the many unresolved issues from the Bush administration that President Obama and Congressional leaders have swept under the carpet.

Obama's advisers, for their part, thought of Clinton and her advisers as being mired in the past, and as having too many egos, too many power struggles, and too many unresolved psychological issues.

Early on in his career, Pearsall realized that there was a void in research on hockey safety and that while sports manufacturers were making ever-better equipment, there were still many unresolved safety issues.

Among the many other unresolved issues still under intense debate are the level of labor standards and protections and the pact's effects on our Internet freedom and access to affordable medicines.

However, there are many critical, unresolved issues related to the role lactate in normal brain activation, including cellular origin, the direction of lactate shuttling, pathways for dispersal and release of lactate, and the magnitude of the fraction that is actually consumed in brain during activation.

The reforms may have started 16 years ago, but they are no easy task; many complex and unresolved issues still remain from the past that must be dealt with.Barbara Tuge-ErecinskaAmbassador for PolandLondonShow us the moneySIR – Your briefing on the future of money ticked off a list of problems associated with the disappearance of cash ("A cash call", February 17th).