Sentence examples for unresolved situation from inspiring English sources

On the back burner, for now, anyway, is the unresolved situation of General Manager Theo Epstein.

In their most important unresolved situation, the Jets face a $1 million payment May 15 to quarterback NEIL O'DONNELL.

Nevertheless, Dr. Perls and Dr. Sebastiani did not retract their article, and the editors of Science, evidently concerned about the unresolved situation, published an "expression of concern" in November that mentioned the flawed chip and said the authors were rechecking their results.

In the test of time, the current unresolved situation has proven unable to provide any of the parties to the conflict with security.

In particular, there is a lack of long-term follow-up data from sub-Saharan Africa, a continent with an unresolved situation with ongoing maternal-infant undernutrition, a recent and quick introduction of obesity-enhancing lifestyle factors and a rapidly increasing prevalence of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and hypertension [1], [25] [27].

This unresolved situation increases the risk of introducing the virus into virus-free areas, and the involvement of wild boar, raises special concerns.

There are only a few teams, perhaps Chicago, Dallas and San Francisco, with unresolved situations.

There's a Sheryl who wields great authority over large numbers of employees, who risks being overbearing at meetings ("In order for me to speak the right amount in a meeting, I have to feel as if I am saying very little"), who has "a tendency to get impatient about unresolved situations" and who runs a tight ship.

In unresolved situations, the baseline action needs to be the right of any stakeholder to call for the enacting of the social pre-cautionary principle.

If you want to help your relationship leave those "below-the-belt" behaviors behind, you must be willing to open up to your new partner and give a head's up to those unresolved situations from the past.

Foreign investors are still wary because of the unresolved political situation.