Sentence examples for resolved problem from inspiring English sources

Terence Rattigan admonished society in neatly resolved problem plays; John Osborne hectored Britain and took its temperature; Noël Coward made charm his solution; Arnold Wesker sent a Socialist message through his characters, and T. S. Eliot a Christian one.

How to predict a DNA sequence to be thermophilic is a long but not fairly resolved problem.

The next resolved problem is that some complex tokens, representing various chemical compositions, are considered by the tokenizer as a sequence of tokens (see Fig. 3).

Although the analytical capabilities associated with the routine operation of the chamber appear to be limited to elemental and organic carbon as well as some trace elements, this is an easily resolved problem that would not hinder use of the chamber for validation experiments.

Although most patients without an ongoing chronic problem said they currently prioritised rapid access over personal continuity, all but two said that there had been circumstances in the past when they had prioritised personal continuity (for example, for antenatal care, or follow-up of a now resolved problem), and could see circumstances where they would do so again (table 4).

This helps eliminate "chewing the cud" over and over when that resolved problem is resurfacing as an avoidance tool to keep from confronting what is really the problem.

Resolved problems also feed back into the general genome annotation process itself.

The Clinic resolved problems where the family physician had been unable to help.

Obama says he'll resolve problem... somehow.

Agencies can also help resolve problems.

Most of that conversation focused on preventing and resolving problems.