Sentence examples for resolved for years from inspiring English sources

Some of those questions won't be resolved for years.

"The more we see that modern civil conflicts produce huge numbers of children who are displaced, and situations that don't get resolved for years, the more important it becomes that, as well as doing food and water, you actually make sure you're protecting these kids from the vulnerabilities around them – like increased rates of rape, and recruitment into the armed conflict".

More than likely, that complaint won't be resolved for years.

This uncertainty will not be resolved for several years.

All of which looks a messy prospect, which is unlikely to be resolved for many years.

The biggest battle, which kept the contract talks from being resolved for four years, was over tenure.

Although the Bougainville government voted in 2005 to reopen the Panguna mine, the matter was not expected to be resolved for several years.

Mr. Meehan said that while the topic of the university will come up at a zoning board meeting on July 10, the matter won't be resolved for two years, if then.

Nichia, he says, has made millions of dollars from LEDs, which are now used in traffic lights, household electrical appliances and even medical equipment.If successful, his lawsuit, which may not be resolved for another year, could cost Nichia as much as ¥2 billion.

In 1384 the monks appealed successfully to pope Boniface IX against Despenser, but in 1385 matters were still not resolved, for that year the pope ordered William Courtenay the Archbishop of Canterbury to assist in mediating between the parties.

There's a hundred-million-dollar battle brewing for control of Congress, but it's not going to be resolved for seven more years, and the battles will take place in lands far away from Washington.