Sentence examples for resolved rather from inspiring English sources

Even the suspense of Robert's disappearance is resolved rather quickly.

"She and the troika came across as resolved rather than aggressive," he added.

"The remaining questions, I hope, will be resolved rather promptly when the negotiations resume, and they will resume at the very beginning of February, I think," Mr. Lavrov told reporters in Moscow.

If there were problems perceived in New Orleans' application, the political pros on the committee should have pressed to get them resolved rather than ruling out what would have been a perfect setting for the candidates to speak to the home front.

Early signs suggest it will recommend tackling new problems with ad-hoc groups of existing organisations, to be disbanded once the issue at hand is resolved, rather than creating a new overarching global body for internet governance.It may take years to arrive at a consensus.

In India, Mr Galgut has Forster say: "Things were not rounded off and resolved; rather, they expanded outwards, perhaps for ever".Forster turned to writing to help solve his personal problems, yet he came to see that not everything in life had to make sense.

The contradiction is not one that we should seek to resolve; rather, it is integral to the survival of the composer's work.

The contradiction is not one we should seek to resolve; rather, it is integral to the survival of the composer's work.

Hopefully, they will play a part in resolving, rather than exacerbating, the problems of the world.

A recent study provided first mutation rate estimates based on mitochondrial genome sequencing and mutation accumulation line experiments that help resolve rather ancient evolutionary branches.

As such, it's well-suited to complex issues that require a lot of room to resolve, rather than the easy, witty resolution of a Shakespearean sonnet's closing couplet.