Sentence examples for resolving this tension from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the very survival of humanity depends on resolving this tension.

Resolving this tension will take hard work.

Resolving this tension requires reforming the human subjects review process in a way that improves CBPR rather than hinders it.

The processes proposed for resolving this tension are kin selection for altruism and enforced cooperation via policing.

How to resolve this tension?

The court's decision to uphold North Carolina's revised plan does not resolve this tension.

Contextualism, the overarching ideology of the Uniform Bulk Program, offers to resolve this tension in symbolic form.

Banks can largely resolve this tension, by offering deposits that can be withdrawn on demand, yet investing most of the funds thus raised in long-term, illiquid projects.

There is arguably an unintended mismatch between the positive and negative interpretations of Fletcher's behaviour, although also something heroic in the film's final apparent attempt to resolve this tension musically.

But you have to start with, 'Is this book successful as a book?'" I don't imagine children's authors will resolve this tension between comprehensiveness and literary merit any time soon, but meanwhile, I thought I'd pass along a couple of Ms. Ingall's other picks for parents and grandparents hoping to introduce children to a subject we would all rather not face.

And so he sort of said, Can't you in some way resolve this tension by constructing measures that don't pose these dichotomies?" The Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi Commission, as it eventually came to be known — its official title was the Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress — grew to about two dozen members and met in Europe and the U.S. several times in 2008 and 2009.