Sentence examples for resolving so from inspiring English sources

His self-imposed and needless deadline of the end of May for resolving so thorny an issue only confirmed that even deliberate, professorial politicians are prone to political gaffes.

Why should a man of proven ineptitude in foreign affairs who is leaving an eight-year legacy of decline — in our security, our economy and our stature in the world — be expected to help guide others in resolving so complex and difficult an issue?

We did not count large vesicles accumulating in the terminal in our calculations because first, their provenance is unknown and second, they are likely to be drifting laterally or resolving so that their presence may be unreliable.

While Icann's official mission is to oversee the operations of the domain name system, one of its first policy decisions last year was to lay down rules for resolving so-called cybersquatting cases, which involve disputes over the use of trademarks in domain names.

This is why the NYAG investigation was resolved so quickly.

Yet the disagreements aired in Cancún were not resolved, so no deal was possible.

But Mr. Regev said he did not think Jerusalem's future could be resolved so quickly.

"It cleverly resolves so many of the issues architects face every day," they said.

They said they were surprised that the problem had resolved so quickly.

For Australia, the only concern resolved so far is the batting of Michael Hussey, by far its best performer so far.

Mr. Graff said, "I need to get them resolved so I don't get dragged through the system again".