Sentence examples for will ever resolve from inspiring English sources

No extension of any tax or any tax increases will ever resolve that issue.

"I think the trauma is the daily uncertainty, the hourly uncertainty — [wondering] how will this situation ever resolve?" said Hillary Linardopoulos, staff and legislative representative at the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, a union representing teachers and other school employees in the city.

I did speak to several people who remain unpersuaded (none willing to be identified), and it's fair to say no one paper will ever fully resolve this debate.

"I do not think it will ever be resolved here," said Silda Segura, a nurse who lives here.

The patience among the people is remarkable — these languid post-coup afternoons — but it makes you wonder if anything will ever be resolved.

The patience among the people is remarkable these languid post-coup afternoons but it makes you wonder if anything will ever be resolved.

Doubts persist that English rugby has appointed the right people to review the mistakes or that the conflicted interests of the Premiership clubs and the national team will ever be resolved.

It is unlikely the issue will ever be resolved, unless late reports mentioning the name alongside a physical description are rediscovered.

18 19 As Seidell and colleagues comment, 18 it is unlikely that the issue of BMI and mortality will ever be resolved by randomised controlled trials.

If it is ever resolved, it will be in a very long process".

Sekar is extremely sceptical about what will emerge from the reports, and whether the case of the Cardiff Five will ever be properly resolved.