Sentence examples for not entirely resolved from inspiring English sources

The country remains almost wholly dependent on aid, and that, now, comes with strings attached, conditions that demonstrate the old problems are not entirely resolved.

It is not entirely resolved in my view, but Ms. Woolfalk seems to have the talent to take her strange project to the next level.

Wooten was Palin's ex-brother-in-law, and his divorce from Palin's sister Molly had involved an ugly custody battle that was not entirely resolved; it appeared that Palin had used her public office to settle a private family score.

And it's probably important in that it touches upon a series of issues that are still not entirely resolved — I mean, obviously they are not resolved, or this discussion would not be taking place.

An ongoing thing that's not entirely resolved is that I feel there are things I beg him to do with me and given the opportunity he does them without me and throws it in my face.

On the other hand, another temporary show at the Tate Britain, installations by the Beirut-born British artist Mona Hatoum that close on July 23, raises a question that the Tate has not entirely resolved: when should modern and contemporary British art be shown in the Tate Britain or in the Tate Modern?

Constructing a toilet with a septic tank providing partial treatment is generally an improvement on what was there before, an affordable step up the sanitation ladder, even if it does not entirely resolve either the health threat or the environmental contamination issue.

LS may improve symptomatically but usually does not entirely resolve at puberty.

It is important to determine whether eating behaviours have an independent effect as this would demonstrate that resolving menstrual dysfunction and low bone density would not entirely resolve the increased risk of SF.

URIs provide a distributed hierarchical namespace thus avoiding naming conflicts, but do not entirely resolve the issues of multiple names for equivalent entities or semantic mapping across related concepts.

Whilst hospital outpatient and population controls selected in this study may function in a similar manner for a hospital case-control design in China, this does not entirely resolve the underlying theoretical debate as to which of the two types of control group is the more defensible.