Sentence examples for resolving once again from inspiring English sources

Said staff plan to launch their own, "official" version instead, but I'd say a good portion of TPB's existing user base will stick with the familiar URL now that it's resolving once again.

It appears that threat of global warming will also be resolved once again by the smallest photosynthetic organisms.

Anastasius was further disquieted by riots in the city, which left many casualties, and resolved to once again negotiate with Vitalian.

The Senate rejected a measure today to stiffen fuel-efficiency requirements for cars and trucks, once again resolving the perennial battle between environmentalists and the automobile industry in favor of the industry.

In the midst of congested fixture list the Blades finished the season fifth in the league (out of ten sides) and once again resolved to improve the quality of players by recruiting established professionals ahead of the next season.

And if we choose to live up to Walter's example, if we realize that the kind of journalism he embodied will not simply rekindle itself as part of a natural cycle, but will come alive only if we stand up and demand it and resolve to value it once again, then I'm convinced that the choice between profit and progress is a false one -- and that the golden days of journalism still lie ahead.

Within B. rufescens, the initial divergence is once again resolved to be between populations from Los Tuxtlas and all other populations, and samples on either side of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec are not reciprocally monophyletic.

Now, it appears that the Supreme Court will try once again to resolve the hard questions of race, history, privilege and merit raised by affirmative action.

Dr. Newman argues that Sir Isaac's alchemical investigations helped yield one of his fundamental breakthroughs in physics: his discovery that white light is a mixture of colored rays, and that a sunbeam prismatically fractured into the familiar rainbow suite called Roy G. Biv can with a lens be resolved to tidy white sunbeam once again.

One of the poorest nations on earth, South Sudan faced immense challenges when it gained independence in 2011, and these were immediately aggravated by a prolonged dispute with Khartoum over ownership of crucial oil wells in the north of the country, a dispute which has yet to be fully resolved, though the oil is once again flowing.

Now that the debate over raising the nation's debt ceiling has been temporarily resolved, the White House has pledged, once again, to "pivot" to jobs.