Sentence examples for more easily resolved from inspiring English sources

Mamet's film, however, was more easily resolved and ultimately less disturbing.

Many differences are more easily resolved in a climate of economic expansion.

But if the EU, or maybe just the eurozone, is a proto-federation, then the problems are more easily resolved.

But such conflicts are often more easily resolved nowadays; for instance, although Procter is the largest Publicis client, an agency in which Publicis owns a 49percentt stake, Bartle Bogle Hegarty, handles many Unilever accounts.

Age Concern Espana - which operates through five local bases on the ground, a helpline and a website - is seeing plenty of problem cases that it thinks could often have been more easily resolved if people had planned ahead.

These thin sections, as they are called, may then be stained with various dyes to increase the contrast between their various cellular components so that the latter can be more easily resolved using an optical microscope.

For instance, the America Invents Act passed last year provides a vast array of cost-effective new tools for both patent applicants and the public to craft clear, high-quality patent rights and more easily resolve disputes.

Estimates may also be biased toward more ancient TE insertions, which would have had time to accumulate mutations and will more easily resolve into separate scaffolds.

Mr. Bush's aides later conceded that while they believed that they were making enormous headway in softening any European resistance to a missile shield, the disagreement over the Kyoto protocol was more severe and less easily resolved.

Less easily resolved, but more original and intriguing, is the parallel investigation conducted by Banks's emotionally twitchy colleague and onetime lover, Detective Inspector Annie Cabbot.

Studying the collection anew recently, Ms. Foster recalled receiving a letter in which Just said he was "more interested in objects which pose not easily resolved problems".