Sentence examples for resolving just from inspiring English sources
John Riordan, a former chief executive of the International Council of Shopping Centers, described Mr. Cooper as "most skillful" in resolving just such problems.
"I do think that, to my Republican friends, I want them to realize that me reaching out to them has been genuine," the president said, adding, "The majority will probably be determinative when it comes to resolving just hard-core differences that we can't resolve, but there is a whole host of other areas where we can work together" and "make progress".
In 2008 OpenDNS was making $20,000/day in revenue when they were resolving just 7 billion daily queries.
But the ugliness of the past is not resolved, just buried by prosperity.
The report shows its senior ombudsmen resolved just 20,500 cases last year.
It is a safe, though not a certain, bet that the remaining mysteries will resolve just as mundanely.
The sensors could not see through much of the forest to resolve just how big the ancient cities had been.
But on Sunday, as Clinton's plane was again airborne between rallies, the matter was resolved just as abruptly.
"But we haven't quite reached the point yet where it's resolved, just as issues of racism and sexism aren't completely resolved.
— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) 25 Apr 13 The problem was resolved just after 11 a.m., but by noon, the limited tickets available were gone.
The standoff was resolved just before India's external affairs minister was scheduled to fly to Beijing to help prepare for Mr. Li's arrival.
