Sentence examples for problem could not be resolved from inspiring English sources

The problem could not be resolved, so he became the third retirement, a first-lap spin by Nico Hulkenberg having already resulted in a brief safety car intervention after his Force India had been hit by Marcus Ericsson's Sauber.

However, as soon as the presented problem could not be resolved by the GP alone, the GPs were frustrated by a 'limited toolbox', often described as consisting of an emergency admission or 'nothing'nothing

For Hegel, there was no theoretical problem that could not be resolved – by proxy, so to speak – through an all-embracing commentary on philosophy's past.

The council's different agencies then began to collaborate to tackle intractable problems that could not be resolved by one service in isolation.

The bankruptcy process is principally a tool for business reorganization, social engineering and off-loading problems that could not be resolved by other means.

Problems that could not be resolved over the telephone resulted in an appointment being sent for the patient to come to the clinic.

In total: 19 questions were revised, 6 questions were deleted due to consistent problems that could not be resolved, and 4 questions were added for a final total of 58 multiple-choice questions.

An obstacle was recorded if any intervention under anesthesia was required due to dysfunction of the device, or if problems occurred that could not be resolved without anesthesia.

She was preparing to move when she was informed in March that her security problem, dire as it was, could not be resolved until she paid thousands of dollars in back rent.

The problems of the French monarchy could not be resolved without a revolution because a convicted Scots murderer had wrecked the French financial system by unleashing the first stock market bubble and bust.

Project ARBRE failed due to three unfortunate developments: the withdrawal for reasons of commercial strategy of the main company that initiated and financed the project; bankruptcy of the turnkey contractor appointed to oversee the project; and technical problems with the gasification technology, which could not be resolved within the financial and time constraints.