Sentence examples similar to non reconciled from inspiring English sources

The people who don't want the regulations that we know will help curb (not end) violent acts and help make them rare (not non-existent) have reconciled themselves to the mass murder of police officers, as well as of innocent men and women during traffic stops and of long, ghostly rows of harmless civilians and helpless children.

Also, because his idealized theoretical calculation assumes uniform density, his answer raises the questions whether the density of the Earth is uniform and whether the true figure of the Earth and variation of surface gravity can be reconciled with non-uniformities in density.

"It's very important to say constitutional recognition is one step along many to a future where Indigenous and non Indigenous Australians are truly reconciled".

Moreover, the results of our study indicate a means by which the opposing theoretical perspectives regarding (potential) investors' preference for prioritizing either shareholding or non-shareholding stakeholders can be reconciled (Jansson and Biel 2011; Rivoli 1995).

This paradox might be reconciled by functional non-equivalence of cyanobacterial carotenoids.

Consistent with findings across the primate literature [18], we found support for the valuable relationship hypothesis as conflicts among kin were more likely to be reconciled than among non-kin (GLMM: β = 1.184; S.E. = 0.585; z = 2.024; P = 0.043).

This suggests that the network structure cannot be reconciled with the non-monotone dependence of the two key signaling molecules JNK and especially NFAT with respect to the ligand concentration.

Alternative explanations for the features that were used to argue for a non-cellular MRCA exist; in contrast, the findings that indicate a cellular MRCA of the three domains (e.g., the machineries used in chemiosmotic coupling, and for the targeting of membrane proteins apparently predate the MRCA of the three domains, see above) at present have not been reconciled with a non-cellular entity.

The best works here, by de Kooning, Larry Rivers, Joan Brown and Richard Diebenkorn, seem to reconcile non-literal representation with a sort of sensory, almost tactile awareness of the human form.

Probably the least successful of Justinian's ecclesiastical policies were those adopted in an attempt to reconcile non-Chalcedonian and Chalcedonian Christians.

Schultz says most companies had already begun reconciling non-GAAP numbers before the deadline.