Sentence examples for to be untangled from inspiring English sources

There are other political consequences of Bradford West to be untangled.

A muddle of good motives and bad acts had to be untangled then, as they still do now.

Viewers are expecting riddles to be solved, mysteries to be untangled and protagonist Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) to be seeking justice through the vagaries of computer science.

But suddenly major cancer organisations are paying heed to the notion that smoking, alcohol and bad genes aside, there is a relationship between stress and cancer that deserves to be untangled.

Decades of E.U. integration have meant open access to European markets for British goods, services and workers — and all of it will now need to be untangled during a brief window.

An old feminist can always see the gendered dimension accompanying the miseries of the present, though the ways in which women's rights and sexual freedoms connect with global poverty, institutionalised violence and religious totalitarianism in the current conjuncture always has to be untangled anew.

Even Dr Haken, who had solved the knot problem finding an algorithm to determine whether a heap of tangled rope could be untangled or had to be cut, the proof of which took three years to write up—announced in 1972 that he was abandoning the map problem.

This system of pulling allows each dog to shift position in the pack, but it can also result in the inconvenient "braiding" of the traces near to the pituq, which must be untangled at intervals during the course of the day.

To reveal its information, DNA must be untangled and often distant regions within one molecule or between fellow DNA molecules have to interact.

Most organizations that have been around awhile have a hodgepodge of hardware, operating systems, and applications, often described as "legacy spaghetti". It can't simply be transferred to the cloud but must first be untangled and simplified.

Even the National Electoral Commission has been tarred by allegations of sleaze, and unpaid teachers and doctors often ask for money to provide what is supposed to be a free public service.Ultimately, Sierra Leone's fate cannot be untangled from that of its neighbours, who are a rotten bunch.