Sentence examples for whole resolve from inspiring English sources

And we both believe with our whole resolve, that as Americans, we must make real the great ideal that we are one country with a common destiny.

The coded transcripts were then reviewed by two other members of the research team for consistency in coding and the team as a whole resolved differences through group discussion.

"He has expressed publicly that he is willing to meet anybody, any country, so that will provide good opportunity not only for the United States, but also the United Nations as a whole to resolve all issues through dialogue".

So are Jesse's frequent, technically impeccable but novelistically lifeless descriptions of music making: "The rhythm guitar glided back in on the four-seven minor, back to the root, then the five chord finally, first time in the whole song, resolve on the root, and a quick six-five turnaround.

Our phylogenomic analysis of whole plastomes resolve relationships at the base of Pooideae that have varied in earlier studies, and provide new insights into several aspects of relationship among tribes of Poeae, including a strongly supported novel relationship between Torreyochloinae and Phalaridinae.

In fact, that anxiety is what prompts me typically to stand in long lines at the post office the day after Christmas to get the whole mess resolved.

"And we wondered," Whitesides said, "does this represent our past, or our future?" Whiteside added that the whole team resolved, that day, to learn what they needed to learn from the tragedy, and stay true to their aim.

Finally, ZEMAX software was used to simulate the whole super-resolving system.

The whole range resolving power is better than 1000 and the flux is better than 4×1010photons/s/100 mA which have reached the specification of original design.

"We'd like nothing better than to have this whole thing resolved because [it] takes the public's attention off what we're really all about, which is coming in and saying, 'Okay, Windows can be made better,'" he insists.

"We'd like nothing better than to have this whole thing resolved because [it] takes the public's attention off of what we're really all about, which is coming in and saying, 'Okay, Windows can be made better,'" he insists.