Sentence examples for unless resolved from inspiring English sources

Tip: Unless resolved, expect to be eating with disposable cutlery and crockery by the end of the year.

This is, because to date the most successful reconstructions of complete neuronal morphology require sparse or single-cell labeling since the axons of bulk labeled neurons become indistinguishable in the densely packed neuropil unless resolved with electron microscopy (da Costa and Martin 2013; Helmstaedter 2013).

When a region with multiply-mapped reads occurs on the margin of a region of missing coverage, the endpoint of the predicted deletion on that side is considered ambiguous, unless resolved by integrating this evidence with junction predictions as described below.

The University of Wisconsin, Madison terminated its licensing agreement with Nike over the Honduran dispute, and Cornell warned that it would do the same unless Nike resolved the matter.

For two weeks, it had been clear that a resolution was unlikely to pass unless it resolved the status of the eight hundred thousand undocumented Americans brought here as children (the "Dreamers") but the Republican Party kept watching the President to see if a deal was possible, and the President, conscious of his base, kept suggesting he was open to a compromise and then backing away.

With another Secret Service agent, John E. Turner, a member of Vice President Al Gore's protective detail, Mr. Moore, known as Ray, has filed a complaint that is a first step in what promises to be a long process, that unless informally resolved, will wind up in Federal District Court in the District of Columbia.

"This will not be resolved unless the British Prime Minister takes political responsibility for it".

The Conservative peer said vulnerable people would suffer unless the government resolved to fund care properly.

Whatever short-term gains the military makes, these problems will not be resolved unless and until the underlying causes of socioeconomic inclusion and exclusion are resolved".

The crisis in Britain's relationship with continental Europe won't be resolved unless it is understood, and that is easier said than done.

That has not become law, but the Clinton administration says it shows how the engine dispute could spiral into a larger trade war unless it is resolved soon.