Sentence examples for one resolved from inspiring English sources
Actually looking at the picture means moving constantly from one facet to another; it never lets you settle on one resolved perception.
For those paying closer attention, the movie does have a serious moral agenda, albeit one resolved by the laziest of "where are they now" codas.
Novotný's timid reforms thus satisfied no one, resolved no serious problems, and brought into existence a conspicuous pressure group (known as the "economists") within the party leadership.
Friday, James F. Berg, the industry's lead negotiator, said the two sides have made no progress in narrowing their differences over wages, an issue he predicted would be the last one resolved.
It was the first case filed and the first one resolved under a policy begun late last year by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or Icann, to help settle cases of reported cybersquatting quickly and cheaply.
Finally, 1220 genes (6.7% of the genome) were omitted because they lack one resolved FIR (locate at one border of scaffolds) or overlap with other genes.
How one resolves these questions is less important than the process that would induce members of Congress to openly debate them.
How should one resolve this paradox?
How may one resolve the seeming disparity of SIG utility identified in some studies that is conspicuously lacking in others?
Among the 87 non-catheterized patients, there were two subendocardial hemorrhages and one resolving right atrial thrombus.
William Wilberforce (Ioan Gruffudd), upon entering Parliament, in 1780, at the age of twenty-one, resolved, with the aid of his friend William Pitt (Benedict Cumberbatch), soon to be Prime Minister, at the age of twenty-four, to end the slave trade in the British Empire.
