Sentence examples similar to perfecting a resolution from inspiring English sources
So naturally the GOP shock troops figured that this was the perfect time for a resolution that called the Democrats names.
For me, engaging with culture is a great reminder of the world outside of myself and a perfect resolution for a bad mood.
In mediation practices going back hundreds of years, they have perfected conflict resolution techniques to negotiate rivalries and blood feuds.
"That would be a perfect resolution," comments Pearce.
The blogs and medical journals are filled with potential solutions — new helmets and altered rules, none of them promising a perfect resolution, but many plausible.
The movie's final scene, of Max digging into a piece of chocolate cake as his mother gazes lovingly down upon him, is a perfect resolution to the story, one that unites the generations even as it measures the differences between them.
This may have seemed a somewhat better answer to Seuss than the counter-rejection he proposed in Mulberry Street, but in his next book, The King's Stilts (1939), he again picks up the theme and this time seems to arrive at a perfect resolution.
The synthesis of ethical approaches to shared decision making, and rational choice models provoke both theoretical and political concerns, and is far from a perfect resolution.
However, we cannot exclude that the use of the stem-loop DNA adapter with seven wobble bases did not hybridize well in such stem-loop regions and therefore did not reach a perfect resolution of 3′-transcript ends.
Finally this book arrives at a resolution that makes breathtakingly perfect sense.
