Sentence examples for resolved problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver said the results indicated Watson had resolved problems with excess inventory stemming from the Schein purchase.

Studying the collection anew recently, Ms. Foster recalled receiving a letter in which Just said he was "more interested in objects which pose not easily resolved problems".

Early Southwest Indians began to grow corn and squash by approximately 1200 bce, but they could not produce reliable harvests until they had resolved problems arising from the region's relative aridity.

In addition to the recalls, some owners have complained that the company has not satisfactorily resolved problems involving two specific, recurring problems: failures of the ignition locks, and fuel pumps on 2000-01 models that tend to clog, causing hesitation or stalling.

They may also have resolved problems hindering the effectiveness of the processes.

This was not just about an answer to a question of whether law, in its current form, either is, or is not, ready to resolve entirely new and never before seen or resolved problems in the legal tradition.

Agencies can also help resolve problems.

Most of that conversation focused on preventing and resolving problems.

"If we feel that the Americans are truly serious about resolving problems, Iran is serious in its will to resolve problems and dismiss worries.

Fred Hassan, the chief executive, was hired this year in part to resolve problems like those in manufacturing.

A carefully drawn exhaustion requirement could help resolve problems locally, and avoid unnecessary litigation.