Sentence examples for resolve is that from inspiring English sources

Another possibility, difficult to resolve, is that Aβ plaque load contributes in only some cases of AD, together with the simply corollary that it has little to do with outcome in many cases of the diseases.

The real source of all this bitterness, of course, and the reason it's so hard to resolve, is that it actually has little to do with the islands themselves, or with various other pretexts.

One notorious case from the previous administration that the Justice Department has yet to resolve is that of Jovito Palparan, a retired general who was given the nickname "The Butcher" during his more than two decades of military service.

One notorious disappearance case that dates from the previous administration, but which Mr. Aquino's Justice Department has yet to resolve, is that of Jovito Palparan, a retired major general.

As for target coverage, what we should resolve is that m targets of known position were given and n monitoring nodes were deployed.

The problem that the next council meeting will have to resolve is that some member states are further ahead than others in their assigned tasks for the assembly of ITER.

I approached politics with dangerous tunnel vision and my ultimate resolve was that it was better to do nothing than to do harm.

A final key issue yet to be resolved is that Iran must come clean about past weapons-programme activities.

But the great thing about a play in which nothing is ever resolved is that Albee leaves the audience the dignity of interpretative choice.

An ongoing thing that's not entirely resolved is that I feel there are things I beg him to do with me and given the opportunity he does them without me and throws it in my face.

The third level at which variance is resolved is that of year: because IPNV's prevalence is increasing, prevalence changes over time.