Sentence examples for resolve in one from inspiring English sources

A picture's dynamics may seem about to resolve in one way: heraldically flat, for example.

"This is a very difficult issue to resolve in one shot," said Andrew Yang, secretary general of the Chinese Center for Advanced Policy Studies, a research organization in Taipei.

A setup like this would be hard to resolve in one book, and Yancey doesn't try; there's plenty of room left for a sequel or two.

Such a deal would resolve, in one stroke, issues like Iran's enrichment of uranium and the monitoring of its nuclear facilities.

Mouth sores from these causes resolve in one week.

The majority of the discrepancies were resolved in one consensus meeting; however, the third reviewer (LJW) provided final judgment on 1.9% of the items.

To compare jackknife values on two trees, the JS values of all nodes resolved in one tree were compared to the corresponding JS values of the other tree using (a) a sign test and (b) a Wilcoxon test.

"The issues are heavy and complex, and I don't believe that they can be resolved in one meeting," Mr. Peres told Israel's Channel One.

His delay was resolved in one sense -- after seeing the board he was denied parole -- but he has spent three years in court seeking vindication.

As Bill and Hillary Clinton learned to their cost, and as Obama is now discovering, health care is too big and incendiary an issue to be resolved in one swoop.

By mid-March, some analysts say, the race for the nomination could well be resolved in one or even both parties.