Sentence examples for question remained unresolved from inspiring English sources

However, with Cavour's untimely death on June 6 , 1861 the Roman Question remained unresolved.

"Where is the data?" he asked, as if the question remained unresolved.

President Bush indicated today that he would withhold normal trade status from the Soviet Union as long as the Lithuanian question remained unresolved.

Milan fashion week came to a close yesterday but one key question remained unresolved: what on earth are we going to wear next summer?

The question remained unresolved even after the scientifically productive Apollo missions, and it was only in the early 1980s that a model emerged the giant-impact hypothesis that eventually gained the support of most lunar scientists.

Although this topic received a flurry of attention in the 1980s, Krueger and Summers (1987) and Krueger and Summers (1988) established the consistency of these differentials over time and across countries, the fundamental question remained unresolved: are these differentials due to individual or employer components?

Ms. Odle also said opportunities for women had improved, even though the broader legal questions remained unresolved.

European leaders had been unsure of what to do about the EU's future, and in 2007 many of the fundamental questions remained unresolved.

Yet so many basic questions remained unresolved — about the pipeline's environmental and economic impacts, about whether the country actually needs the oil — that it was reasonable to decide that a decision was impossible without further study.

However, important questions remained unresolved, namely whether or not cellular microtubules can be phosphorylated and what consequences it might have for microtubular integrity.

Moreover, many questions remained unresolved, and further clarification was needed about the origin and effect of treatment on the clinical response.