Sentence examples for resolved because from inspiring English sources

The debate could not be resolved because of a lack of information from scientifically controlled trials.

Hopefully we will get this resolved because I want to go and see Argentina in several more games.

This conundrum isn't resolved because it is one Oscar asks himself but one the novel never asks.

The dispute could not be resolved because the 1470 fossil lacked the teeth that could decide the issue.

Unlike other Ponzi schemes that have fallen apart recently, these personal ones will be resolved because the aggrieved party is the I.R.S.

The conflict cannot be resolved, because the terms on the two sides — politics versus taste, virtue versus pleasure, aggrieved conviction versus disposable wealth — sail past each other.

Viewed from afar, the individual points cannot be resolved because of the diffraction of the images produced by the lens of the eye.

He assured everyone that Mr. Levy had not "personally" profited and claimed that the issue was now resolved because Mr. Levy had forfeited the cash.

There's a huge debate about whether Obama could have gotten more — a debate that can never be resolved, because we can't rerun the political experiment.

The legal issue was never resolved because Curtiss's planned appeal to the Supreme Court in 1914 of a decision in the Wrights' favor was stopped by cross-licensing in the face of World War I. RAYMOND C. ETTINGTON Hammondsport, N.Y.

Google also has a lot resting on how these copyright issues are resolved, because investors are eager to see whether the $1.65 billion it paid for YouTube was well-spent.