Sentence examples for wholly resolve from inspiring English sources

But the review, commissioned after an embarrassing and disruptive episode, does not wholly resolve who was responsible for the inflammatory quotations, most of which were anonymous.

National initiatives did not appear to wholly resolve issues in managing risk for all practitioners.

None of these scaling solutions, however, have been shown to wholly resolve the distributional problems associated with the cross-sectional measurement of TS and PS.

The findings of our study suggest that national initiatives did not appear to wholly resolve issues around managing risk for all practitioners.

Cruising spaces may never be wholly resolved – and thus they remain ripe for art.

I cannot say that I have wholly resolved my views on my friends and colleagues who chose the copycat route.

It is accepted that al-Qaida soldiers do not fit this designation, but the position of captured Taliban has not been wholly resolved by this announcement.

But, then again maybe not – nothing much in Physiology is wholly resolved.

In our patients, after effective antimalarial therapy, repeat magnetic resonance studies at the end of the four-week hospitalization found the lesions wholly resolved.

None of these disputes is ever wholly resolved, but bioethical principles, in concert with other tools such as casuistry (case precedents) have provided a framework for productive dialogue [ 26]. "Conventional bioethical principles," have gained wide use for evaluating policies, programs or activities that may entail risk to human health.

The country remains almost wholly dependent on aid, and that, now, comes with strings attached, conditions that demonstrate the old problems are not entirely resolved.