Sentence examples for resolved in part from inspiring English sources

The question was resolved, in part, through subterfuge.

Social Security's last crisis was resolved in part by bringing the federal work force into the program in 1984.

This problem has been resolved in part through the use of globular assembly domains that improve protein folding and prevent aggregation.

"They did everything good for me and my mom," said Luz Ortiz, 31, of the Bronx, who said her rent troubles were resolved in part through Community Law's work.

The crisis over the Suez was successfully resolved in part by Eisenhower's refusal to provide assistance to America's friends, which forced them to bear the costs and consequences of their blunder without any hope of being bailed out by Washington.

"Although this result isn't as exciting as some would have liked, it is what we all expected deep down," said Bertolucci. "The story captured the public imagination, and has given people the opportunity to see the scientific method in action – an unexpected result was put up for scrutiny, thoroughly investigated and resolved in part thanks to collaboration between normally competing experiments.

Issuing their verdicts on the 10th day of deliberations, jurors said the accusations related to selling the Senate seat had been the clearest and easiest to resolve, in part because of the audio recordings of Mr. Blagojevich's telephone calls.

The proposed scheme can also resolve in part the unfairness between uploading and downloading stations, and additionally, it can be incorporated into any service differentiation scheme aforementioned.

The debate over non-naturalism is difficult to resolve in part because the issues often hinge on fundamentally different methodological starting points.

One of the most important issues to resolve in parts manufactured from rapid manufacturing (RM) technologies is to know their behavior working under real conditions.

Speaking in west Belfast, he added: "This island is partitioned and despite all the advances that have been made, the English still claim sovereignty in this part of it, so I wouldn't make the English queen welcome at any point until that is resolved in any part of the island".