Sentence examples for starting to resolve from inspiring English sources

"We're at the point where the macroissues are starting to resolve themselves," said Brian Eisenbarth of Davidson Investment Advisers.

"All these cases are starting to resolve after six years of litigation," Berns said.

They made progress towards a personal rapprochement and had even started to resolve their religious differences.

New York time, United updated its Twitter feed to say it had started to resolve the problem.

When exactly the party will even start to resolve the tensions that are going to swirl around it for the next four years – at least – is still a mystery.

With these at your side, the sea of words and images the British Library has put online will start to resolve into cogent arguments.

Through understanding all of that, you start to resolve the underlying problems that you're acting out, in a healthier, more productive way".

But if Turnbull can't start to resolve the gap between the promise that many voters saw in him, and the promises he has made his colleagues, he will erode faith in the central quality that got him elected.

Here's hoping that it starts to resolve itself in 2014.

"We are very optimistic about the process that has started to resolve the nuclear issue," said Ali Akbar Salehi.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that as a neighbour of North Korea his country was worried by the rising tensions, urging a return to negotiations to "start to resolve the problems that have piled up for many years".