Sentence examples for still reconciling from inspiring English sources

At this point in its investigation, Lucent is still reconciling billing issues with a vendor with which Baughman had dealings, according to Lucent officials.

I wanted to make a film that explored youth, activism and technology but, after getting to know Zola and Tiger Temple over the course of four years of filming, I realized their personal stories revealed a much deeper narrative about a startling new China that was still reconciling its painful Maoist past.

China must still reconcile differences in individual agreements it has made with members of the organization, a time-consuming process.

"There is a question whether sentiment improved more than the actual situation and we have to still reconcile the sentiment with the hard data," Mr. Schumacher said.

America does not yet recognise its rules; companies that wish to raise capital in American markets must still reconcile their accounts with GAAP.

The party must still reconcile the views of moderate and conservative Democrats worried about the cost and scope of the legislation with those of more liberal lawmakers determined to win a government-run insurance option to compete with private insurers.

Our politics still reconcile themselves under the long shadow of the Southern Strategy, the Nixon-era political realignment that has left us with a two-party system that mirrors patterns of resegregation and produces the pendulum swings of "wave elections".

Still smiling, not yet reconciled to her defeat.

Long sections of Schroder's confession are addressed to his traumatized wife, with whom he still imagines reconciling, notwithstanding his recent, forced admission that even her own last name is a lie.

But overall, an ugly reshuffle has come and gone without resolving the combat between MPs and members, still less reconciling the two.

Harder still is reconciling this flexibility with adaptive traits, or, conversely, understanding how local adaption can arise despite a lack of genetic variation between individuals.