Sentence examples for resolved debate from inspiring English sources

The more sound, the more the lights flash on the 60 foot hanging element and the more the glass curtain wall flaps on the 18-video-monitor display, commenting on the never resolved debate about the "Windy City" moniker being based on the wind here or the hot air from Chicago politicians lobbying for the Colombian Exposition.

The consequence of leaving micrometastases untreated is unknown and until this is resolved, debate over the need for treatment of the neck will continue.

The new rules have not resolved debates over what "organic" means, or should mean, when it comes to wine.

They are not meant to provide a definitive solution or to resolve debate.

The F.A.S.B., the private standards setting board for accounting principles, is the appropriate place for resolving debate on technical issues, but it must act.

While the new study appears to have the broadest scope to date, increasing its reliability, well known limitations of such efforts in war areas make it unlikely to resolve debate about the extent of the killing in Iraq.

These patterns are a challenge for longitudinal research, but prospective studies also provide an ideal vehicle to further our understanding of these issues and to help resolve debate as to the nosology and etiology of these conditions.

This will help resolve debates about whether governance or delivery should be the early priority.

Like Lewis, the Baseball Prospectus team can make just about anything interesting, even as their investigations occasionally fall short of resolving debates beyond a reasonable doubt.

A host of factors have brought Congress and the nation to the verge of resolving debates that for decades have produced only legislative logjams.

His relentless application of mathematical analysis gave rise to an astonishing number of groundbreaking theorems, resolving debates that had raged among theorists for decades, if not centuries.