Sentence examples for opportunity for resolution from inspiring English sources
Now, fortunately, a new opportunity for resolution has arrived.
"The polarization [of society] has deepened far more... we won't be able to go back to normal as easily as before," he said, adding that the June 7 elections briefly created a now-squandered opportunity for resolution.
Discontinuations could also be related to the fact that pazopanib is given continuously unlike cytotoxic therapy, allowing less opportunity for resolution of toxicities.
Analyzing dialogue can reveal critical points of disagreement, as well as opportunities for resolution and reconciliation in socially controversial issues.
While it also presents an opportunity for regulatory resolution, until that outcome looks certain we continue to view the risk profile as high.
Time spent with an elderly parent can offer an opportunity for the resolution of "unfinished business," a chance to indulge in last-act candor.
David Cooper, a spokesman for the league, said he thought there was a small window of opportunity for a resolution since he believed the majority of players wanted to reach a collective bargaining agreement.
However, any effect of progestins such as MPA on breast cancer risk, and therefore RANK signaling, presents an opportunity for detailed resolution given that MPA at comparable doses also serves as the primary progestin in hormonal contraception that has no consistent effect on breast cancer risk [ 15].
Only use these techniques when you have exhausted all opportunity for peaceful resolution or escape.
Exquisite exposures of channel strata offer a unique opportunity for high-resolution analyses of channel stacking patterns and provide insight into the evolution of conduits that transport sediment from continents to the deep ocean.
The identification of such potential marker horizons in both archaeological and palaeoenvironmental sequences then offers the exciting opportunity for high-resolution comparative studies of the relationship between human societies and environmental changes that avoids the methodological uncertainties otherwise associated with such studies [181].
