Sentence examples for unresolved well from inspiring English sources

Beyond the vexed political row surrounding European club rugby's showpiece event beyond 2014 – the issue could easily stay unresolved well into next year – the status quo on the field is well-established.

Whether there ever was a stricken plane, or any fugitive pilot, was unresolved well into the night, when soldiers with rifles were still firing into the riverbank bulrushes and setting them afire, and powerboats with frogmen were still cruising the river, searchlights scanning for the pilot.

Additionally, the "significant differences" found to have existed between the CIA and the NSA "remained unresolved well into 2001 in spite of the fact that considerable management attention was devoted to the issue, including at the level of the Agency's Deputy Executive Director".

In molecular phylogenetic analyses the position of acoels remained unresolved as well: Acoels are placed well outside the Platyhelminthes as a sister group to the other bilaterians based on data from a single gene or a few loci only, such as 18S and 28S rDNA, Hox and ParaHox genes, myosin II, or microRNA [5] [11].

Tax issues remain completely unresolved, as well.

He suggested that people should have known that his sexting was an unresolved problem well into 2012.

The Times said Weiner had "suggested that people should have known that his sexting was an unresolved problem well into 2012".

Still unresolved as well is Mr. Karzai's attempt to hijack control of the Electoral Complaints Commission, which forced a presidential runoff election last fall by discarding one million of Mr. Karzai's votes.

The phylogenetic relationships between the paraphyletic heterostrophan lineages and Euthyneura remain unresolved, as well as the reciprocal monophyly of Opisthobranchia and Pulmonata [e.g. [ 27, 28, 36, 37]].

That he's reëmerged with such a finely wrought drama capturing something ineffable — unresolved pain — is well worth rewarding.

The project is riddled with other unresolved questions as well, including whether the $3 million American officials had pledged for Iraq to link the system to houses was sufficient: American planners say it is; Iraqi engineers say it is not.