Sentence examples for not expected to resolve from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama declared a new era of "co-operation, not confrontation" with China today, even though two days of high-level talks were not expected to resolve differences over the two nations' yawning trade gap and China's unease over soaring US budget deficits.

The meeting Tuesday is not expected to resolve differences between the two sets of standards, but it is an important step in the agency's "road map" toward convergence, which began in 2005.

Many respiratory and multi-systemic conditions in swine have a viral etiology (e.g., porcine circovirus infection, influenza, PRRS) and antimicrobial treatment is not expected to resolve the primary viral infection.

The band have been haggling with the broadcaster and do not expect to resolve matters today.

They do not expect to resolve Pérez's situation until Derek Lowe, who like Pérez is represented by the agent Scott Boras, signs with a team.

They do not expect to resolve Pérez's situation until Derek Lowe, who is also represented by the agent Scott Boras, signs with a team.

"Of course, we don't expect to resolve them all".

In subsequent steps we identified cases of MSD, the primary outcome of interest, intending to capture diarrheal illnesses that would not be expected to resolve spontaneously without medical intervention or without sequelae, because these illnesses constitute priorities for development of vaccines and other new or improved preventive and therapeutic strategies.

But the case raised a number of important issues and conflicting interests that judges alone can't be, and shouldn't be, expected to resolve.

Vagal dysfunction would not have been expected to resolve after excision of the cyst.

The precise nature of Daleys relationship with organized crime is one of many riddles that the book does not fully resolve and cannot reasonably be expected to resolve after all these years.