Sentence examples for problems are unresolved from inspiring English sources

As HSBC declared: "European and U.S. debt problems are unresolved, and now emerging giants are slowing.

Old problems are unresolved – an economy reliant on City and property bubbles, low skills, low productivity, atrophied public services, hopes raised and dashed.

But as the year was ending, the problem was unresolved.

The need was obvious but the problem was unresolved.

But that was not enough, and the problem was unresolved by season's end.

DESPITE all the progress Turkey has made in modernising its economy and political system, the festering Kurdish problem is unresolved.

"To the extent this problem is unresolved and there is no pipeline through Turkey, that leaves us with more expensive alternatives" she said.

So there is little reason to count on the delayed action that the government is now promising.As the past month of debate makes plain, there will be no support for dealing with bad loans when the economy is weak, which it is likely to remain for at least as long as the bad-loan problem is unresolved.

Despite numerous summit meetings, conclaves and agreements, the underlying problems in Europe are unresolved.

Despite nine years of New Labour promises the underlying problems are still unresolved.

Partly because the buck stops with the trust delivering the care, rather than the blame at least in part being put on a flawed system in which the CQC and commissioners can put unreasonable demands on trusts, paralysis is created and problems are left unresolved, bringing the NHS to the brink of failure.