Sentence examples for near resolution from inspiring English sources

Eight years into the dispute, it was, he noted "nowhere near resolution".

The once Serbian-controlled province of Kosovo remains under United Nations administration, with final status nowhere near resolution.

In addition, low inflation has allowed the Federal Reserve to pursue an accommodative monetary policy this year, and the uncertainty created by the tax bill is near resolution.

A diplomatic dispute between Russia and the United States, in which allegations of Russian spying caused each government to refuse to allow senior military representatives in the other's embassies, appeared to be near resolution, American officials said this week.

The terrorism-financing suits are not related to separate 9/11 wrongful death and injury claims brought by families and rescue and cleanup workers that are before another judge and appear near resolution.

Each individual bear story can be given an ending, salutary or not, but if the story of our conflicts with the North American black bear seems nowhere near resolution, that may be because enough generations of bears have now become habituated to humans and our fragmented landscapes that, according to some biologists, we may have actually set the species on a new evolutionary path.

The lawsuit is still slogging on but nearing resolution.

Chads and DadeAmerica's presidential election was no nearer resolution, and even took a darker turn.

Last summer, after the lawsuits neared resolution, several Delhi Sands flies appeared at the foot of a eucalyptus tree.

But the central dilemma that voters keep electing governments the establishment cannot tolerate is no nearer resolution.

So when Healy took over, the board told her that the organization's battle with the F.D.A. was nearing resolution and that Atlanta was an isolated case.