Sentence examples for may resolve an from inspiring English sources
In Haiti, and other post-conflict, embargo-affected nations, the good deeds performed by a few may resolve an immediate problem, but do not address the root causes of poverty.
It may resolve a conflict by calculating that one plane should slow down by 10 or 20 knots, something controllers cannot often calculate in their heads with sufficient precision to prevent a conflict.
The adaptation of the LBM equation during puberty, while artificial, may resolve a methodological problem.
This approach may resolve a significant barrier to economical production of bio-based chemicals and fuels from lignocellulosic biomass.
BSES may resolve a significant barrier to economical production by providing a platform for production of fermentable sugars with reduced enzyme amounts.
However, AWDFI is a useful water-saving furrow irrigation technique which may resolve as an alternative choice compared with TFI in the areas where available water and supply methods are limited to irrigation.
Migration itself may resolve such an 'aspiration trap' by formingaspirations, for instance through the adaptation to new lifestyles or the emulation ofrole models and new peers ('reference group substitution') (Rao & Walton2004 2.
The expansion of this investigation on an increased number of specimens may resolve whether a significant effect exists.
Incroci di Civiltà festival management issued a statement, saying it "understood with regret that Azeri author Akram Aylisli has been detained by the airport police at the Baku airport, wishes that the situation may resolve in a positive way and that the author may intervene at the International Festival, which has always promoted freedom of expression and dialogue between cultures".
The empirical observations that mania may resolve when a patient is treated with the delaying drug lithium or with a dark environment may be consistent with these speculations.
Acute neurotoxicity occurs in a high proportion of patients shortly after oxaliplatin administration, but may resolve within a few hours or days, and is characterised by cold-related paresthesia, dysesthesia or allodynia, jaw stiffness, and muscle cramps [ 9].
