Sentence examples for thought resolved from inspiring English sources

In the past few months alone, the medical profession and the public have been wringing their hands over several clinical conundrums once thought resolved.

Mr. Wise said in the court papers that he had not known his wife was seriously involved with Mr. Alexander, and that he and his wife had talked about the note and, he thought, resolved their problems.

This problem might be thought resolved by appealing to counterfactuals or dispositions.

[She begins her second version of "The Waves".] AUGUST 20. "The Waves" is I think resolving itself into a series of dramatic soliloquies.

Most important, most leaders think resolving the euro crisis must take priority over British demands and they resent Britain's attempts to exploit the euro crisis for its own ends.A year ago most EU countries sidestepped Mr Cameron's misconceived veto of the "fiscal compact", a treaty to tighten budget discipline.

They're fighting battles that I thought were resolved a pretty long time ago.

To the Republicans' earnest discussions of history, he scoffs: "They're fighting battles that I thought were resolved a pretty long time ago".

Many of the fiscal and monetary policy questions, most of which have a significant political economy aspect, that economists thought were resolved or imagined too unimportant to worry about, are now the subject of intense debate.

I talked with the person and thought I resolved my issue.

We must be informed, ever vigilant and proactive philanthropists to ensure that issues like slavery that we thought were resolved centuries ago do not re-emerge hidden-in-plain-view right in our own backyards today.

"I think we resolved everything," Stone said.