Sentence examples for resolve growing from inspiring English sources
"A widening generational divide finds Tibetan leaders unable to resolve growing dissatisfaction among younger Tibetans," the officials said.
"We're all equal and people have to be gracious," he said, sensing a kind of national patience and resolve growing.
MOSCOW, Oct. 12 — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia sharply upbraided the visiting American secretaries of state and defense on Friday as highly anticipated negotiations produced no specific accords to resolve growing disagreements over missile defense and other security issues.
In an effort to resolve growing differences over economic policy at a time when a worldwide slump is looming, President Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil and Fernando de la Rúa of Argentina have met in Brasília, along with the two finance ministers.
BAGHDAD — Political parties representing the ethnic Turkmen population in the oil-rich province of Kirkuk said Thursday that they planned to boycott Iraq's national census scheduled for October, throwing into question whether a count of people in the disputed province would resolve growing tensions there.
On realizing that vampires are tangled in the slave trade, Lincoln's resolve grows and takes on a moral dimension.
The difference in these teams became apparent in the final 15 minutes, as Miami's resolve grew with four touchdowns, while the Scarlet Knights grew merely resigned.
Although they placed last in the tournament, their resolve grew.
When another two rounds of stem cell therapy failed, her resolve grew.
And despite the smiles this week, the deal resolves growing tension between AT&T and BellSouth over the running of Cingular, notes Andy Belt of Adventis, a telecoms consultancy.Second, there are substantial savings to come from putting the three firms together.
A far better approach would be for those who have no interest in joining to allow others to go ahead which is how the British dealt with the European single currency at Maastricht.Equally, a multi-speed Europe might be a good way of resolving growing tensions within the union over further enlargement.
