Sentence examples for unresolved if from inspiring English sources

LAST week, New York's highest court found that the state's financing formula for public schools denies New York City students their constitutional right to a "sound basic education," but the court left several sound basic questions unresolved: If New York City gets more, won't other local districts in the state receive less?

If one of the unresolved plot points is what kind of funding Ruthie has received, it's a lot easier for it to remain unresolved if she doesn't have a cell phone (or can't, say, leave the party, check her mail, then Uber back across the river).

Hence, we regard as unresolved if or else as resolved.

Despite the efficiency with which Toxoplasma enters its host cell, it remains unresolved if invasion occurs by direct penetration of the parasite or through phagocytosis.

It appeared that these concerns were likely to remain unresolved if they left the doctor's office with unanswered questions or unaddressed concerns about the treatment.

Hence, it remains unresolved, if the lack of complete admixture is caused by such barriers or by the low hybridization rate.

Unlike the sculptures, they appear tentative and unresolved, as if the feelings behind them were inchoate.

But the series as a whole feels unresolved, as if more attention had been paid to special effects than to working through a narrative.

Even the old-new mix runs into problems: the Native American gallery feels oddly thin and unresolved, as if the contemporary pieces were there to fill in blanks rather than command the space.

Mr. Romney's campaign, in particular, might seem to give credence to the notion that the straw poll was an unresolved issue if it made extra effort to turn out voters there.

Our model that mimics the recently described persistent inflammation, immunosuppression, and catabolic syndrome (PICS) observed in survivors of sepsis, however, has provided more unresolved questions if not some limitations [19, 35].