Sentence examples for unable to reconcile differences from inspiring English sources

We find that although there is evidence of inaccuracies in off-line calculations of X-ray drive intensity and Ge L shell absorption, modifications to radiation transport are unable to reconcile differences between 1D HYDRA simulations and the experiment.

State lawmakers junked the Bush proposal and assembled an alternative that the governor endorsed, but Mr. Bush was later unable to persuade enough Senate Republicans to vote his way as legislators tried to reconcile differences between the House and Senate versions.

Negotiations stalled, and the legislative bodies were unable to reconcile their differences.

Parties engaged in disputes are often unable to reconcile their differences alone, or fail to reach outcomes that are adequate for everyone.

Because he was unable to reconcile his differences with Zwingli, Schwenckfeld was not invited to participate in 1529 in the Colloquy of Marburg, where his views on the Eucharist were dismissed by the debaters.

It has been declared so, but what that means is that, for now, the president has (apparently) washed his hands of it and the House Republicans appear unable to reconcile their differences.

But with the House and Senate unable to reconcile their differences, Mr. Obama, who had promised to post a Democratic bill on the Internet 72 hours before Thursday's meeting, was left with little choice but to issue a plan of his own.

Mr. Kelly said that his department and the Park Service, an agency of the Interior Department, had been discussing the new proposal for weeks but had been unable to reconcile their differences.

To suggest that this current government shutdown is an example of Republicans and Democrats simply unable to reconcile their differences is to ignore the facts of how budget appropriation bills are passed.

Lawmakers will have to reconcile differences.

House and Senate negotiators immediately began meeting to reconcile differences between their respective bills.