Sentence examples for struggles to resolve from inspiring English sources

A photojournalist, at the urging of the F.B.I., struggles to resolve the mystery behind her sister's disappearance.

A photojournalist, at the urging of the F.B.I., struggles to resolve the mystery of her sister's disappearance.

Campaigners say they have seen a deluge of "bad decisions" over the past few weeks as the UK Border Agency (UKBA) struggles to resolve 450,000 outstanding cases by the end of the month.

While the Republican Party struggles to resolve fratricidal conflict over gay marriage and immigration reform, there is another elephant in the room: Texas, the last big-state bastion of the right.

"IF THERE were no contradictions in the party and no ideological struggles to resolve them," wrote Mao Zedong in an influential 1937 essay, "the party's life would come to an end".

The film is a profound exploration of the paradoxes described in the poem, as experienced by Céline (Julie Sokolowski), who struggles to resolve her simultaneous sense of intimate connection with God and infinite distance from him.

Quite what to, we are still struggling to resolve.

He has struggled to resolve his multiple, contradictory positions on the Iraq war.

One complaint we struggle to resolve regards women's sports coverage — or its relative dearth.

Those talks are struggling to resolve several critical issues, people close to the discussions said.

We are all struggling to resolve our concern and our responsibility for our contributions.