Sentence examples for resolved even though from inspiring English sources

The crowd of only 1,500 could not apply much pressure for the situation to be resolved even though, as a sign of protest, the 500 ultras in the stadium refused to sing.

Democrats are worried that the White House's mere proposal of a rescissions package could drive agencies to put some plans on hold until questions about their budgets are resolved, even though, as DeLauro and Murray point out, agencies aren't supposed to withhold funds until the president at least sends a formal spending impoundment message to Congress.

And investors braced for the possibility that when markets reopen on Monday, none of this will have been resolved, even though the House will be in session over the weekend.

No matter how these issues are resolved, even though domino transplants will do little to reduce the backlog of people waiting for new organs, each one creates a kind of ripple effect, Mr. Spieldenner said.

Given that nothing had been proved and little had been resolved, even though much had been supposed, Victorians, squeamish, but with eggs on their minds, promoted the stork myth, which led to a lot of children knowing less than they needed to know, especially when people moved to the city and kids missed out on the chance to watch animals... sneezing.

And how would I watch my shows?" That second question, which I believe was asked in jest, caused Helena to talk about her inability to commit to a TV show, out of fear that she would die before every plot line was resolved, even though she was in perfect health.

In fact, 16% of Europeans suffer from moderate to severe pain that does not resolve even though the injury has healed (Breivik et al., 2006).

Moro's quiet, grandfatherly demeanor eventually pierces Chiara's steely resolve, even though they never speak face to face, and "Good Morning, Night" is largely concerned with her crisis of confidence.

But Mr. Stecker, of Nielsen, said that Univision officials did not need to worry about English-language broadcasters' weakening the company's resolve, even though some of the English-language broadcasters had initially threatened to stop using the service.

While her lawyer, Mike DeGeurin, said Mrs. Leggett could remain locked up for 18 months -- the term of the grand jury -- Mrs. Leggett shows no lack of resolve, even though she is anxious to return home to her husband, Doak; their two cats; and a dachshund.

They have resolved it, even though they could have handled it a bit better.