Sentence examples for problems will be resolved from inspiring English sources

In Europe, banks' problems will be resolved if investors regain their taste for telecoms.

"I cannot guarantee that all the problems will be resolved very soon," he said, "But I believe we all feel your pain".

The EU should not rush into a cosy partnership with Iran based on the assumption that all the problems will be resolved by the success at Geneva and Rouhani's new diplomacy.

You will have a schedule for how the current problems will be resolved over time and make clear there is a plan to make the company profitable and distribute the wealth.

The Russian military plans to conduct at least four more sea-based tests of the Bulava by the end of 2009, during which the remaining problems will be resolved, Admiral Vysotsky said last month, according to the Interfax news agency.

When, on October 13th, Glasgow Council announced a plan to reorganise the city's 38 secondary schools, the Catholic church fretted that its schools would be undermined.Yet such problems will be resolved through secular politics.

Now the question is whether the structural problem will be resolved as neatly.

Economists say the credit card problem will be resolved only when more delinquents secure stable sources of income.

This problem will be resolved, most likely, only when music and video is not stored locally on individual machines, but accessed from the cloud.

"We believe that when we get back to the testing out there in February that the problem will be resolved," he said.

The obvious benefit is that the problem will be resolved amicably, but the disadvantage is that they're not legally binding so creditors can easily disregard them at a later date and demand the debt is paid in full.