Sentence examples for take time to resolve from inspiring English sources

Yet charter challenges take time to resolve.

But he cautioned that the complexity of the problems would take time to resolve.

All this is going to take time to resolve — years rather than months.

I just hope I can start something now, although it may take time to resolve it all.

The fiscal crisis will take time to resolve, even with help from other European countries to ease the burden of the banks.

Some are simple and quick to fix such as a minor handset fault, while others can be complex and take time to resolve".

Those changes took time to resolve, which did in some areas lead to backlogs.

She said: "We are sorry to hear that residents at St Mauritius House have a number of concerns which have taken time to resolve.

Senator John Cornyn of Texas, whose mission as chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee is to help his party's candidates get elected, has insisted that Mr. Coleman has a right to take his case to federal court, even if the issue takes time to resolve and Minnesota is short one senator in the meantime.

"It's about recognizing that a paradox takes time to resolve, so it's not something that will be done in the short term". .

DeVries, who developed the Pace program, said it took time to resolve some of the challenges to the program, but the success is seen in the milestone reached by its largest user, San Diego-based Renovate America.