Sentence examples for unresolved from from inspiring English sources
It followed other complaints, still unresolved, from three prominent minority women who said they had been hassled when they tried to exercise at the town's beach.
The "comfort women" remain the most emotional issue left unresolved from Japan's often brutal colonial rule of Korea from 1910 until 1945.
It is now up to David Cameron to respond to the proposals, part of wider talks involving issues left unresolved from the peace process.
The other works fell into clichés, beginning with Shonna Hickman-Matlock's "Unresolved," from 2002, which featured a couple with little chemistry, a pair of chairs and too much empty yearning.
But it also featured a number of cases where the media raised a potential scandal and then left it unresolved — from The New York Times's report about John McCain's complicated relationship with a female lobbyist, to the Vanity Fair profile of Bill Clinton that implicitly accused him of philandering without coming out and saying it.
The method shows promising potentialities over current techniques when the target is unresolved from the background reference sources.
As for those of you who are the divorced parents of the bride, groom or graduate, be aware of any baggage or tension you are carrying from unresolved issues from the past.
It doesn't just expose the unresolved issues from Ferguson or Staten Island from last year; it exposes the bullshit of how black people are still fighting for issues as basic as the right to vote.
Resolved detections for N. cepedianus individuals ranged from 0 to 63, with a mean of 15, and unresolved ranged from 1 to 502, with a mean of 118.
Sub-clade A.2 (89% of bootstrap) again demonstrates close relationships between haplotypes from Continental and rhizomatous tall fescue varieties, and also contains unresolved haplotypes from F. arundinacea var.
The dispute over the islets remains one of the most contentious unresolved issues from Japan's often brutal colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula from 1910 until its World War II defeat in 1945.
