Sentence examples for something to resolve from inspiring English sources

Marisol doesn't exist, but her creator hopes her story could do something to resolve the problems that do.

Of Bonds, baseball's official home run king, she testified that he had to resort to using "something" to resolve his trouble maintaining an erection.

"On the macro level, regardless of what the U.S. says, there's no appetite to do something to resolve the Syrian conflict, with Assad the core problem".

Riverdale tied a ribbon on its motivating murder in the recent finale, only to hastily shoehorn in a new question mark so that season two can have something to resolve.

The chancellor, Alistair Darling, said: "If international cooperation is to mean anything, it means governments have to move on from simply agreeing a general approach, and doing something to resolve the problems we are facing today".

"I hope the central government will acknowledge the present situation, in which family members are still discriminated against and cannot talk about what they have been through, and do something to resolve the problem," she said, according to the Asahi Shimbun newspaper.

"The use of force is something used to resolve conflict far too often," he said.

Every identifier implies a zone of administrative control: somebody has to assign it, somebody has to ensure its uniqueness, and somebody or something has to resolve it to an actual document location, physical or electronic.

It's time to try something new to resolve the situation in Ukraine.

"I always wanted to do something to help resolve the complete mess that we've all made of this part of the world".

"People are looking for something to finally resolve this personality thing," said Senator Russell D. Feingold of Wisconsin, who counsels Mr. Gore to avoid attacking Mr. Bush harshly.