Sentence examples for start to be resolved from inspiring English sources

All these questions and more, including whether Jürgen Klopp and Sam Allardyce are going to live up to their reputations as saviours at Liverpool and Sunderland, and whether Steve McClaren, Alan Curtis and Rémi Garde are going to have time to make reputations for themselves before the relegation net closes in, should start to be resolved in the next month.

Moreover, bank failures have to do with balance sheet inadequacies that, in some instances, may start to be resolved (start being the operative word) based on a "less worse" economic environment, a bounce in economic activity, or even other regulatory changes.

"But what I'm hearing is that some of these things are starting to be resolved".

On hospital day 7, his symptoms including fever started to be resolved and then followed by radiologic improvement on chest radiography.

So it was pretty clear from the start that this was going to be resolved by the Algerians only".

In addition, those prosecutions that are started are much more likely to be resolved with, for example, a caution than would have been the case 10 years ago".

Yet before that issue is addressed, there's another question to be resolved, starting from around 3.22pm CT on Saturday afternoon — who will be the MLS Cup 2013 winners, and who will be the losers taking scant consolation from earning their victorious opponents' respect?

They enable the precipitation process to be resolved, starting from the turbulent mixing of reactants, followed by the supersaturation build-up as the driving force for nucleation and growth and, finally, the solid formation of nanoparticles.

In the lawsuit that started in 2011 and has yet to be resolved, they say they have suffered immense emotional trauma after forming "deeply personal" relationships with the undercover officers.

"It is a question which has to be resolved: do I start him in the game or do I perhaps bring him on in the course of the game?

"The nearby structure tells you there are worries and they are not going to be resolved until the cocoa starts flowing".