Sentence examples for will try to resolve from inspiring English sources

This Australia Day sees the start of a process that will try to resolve the two viewpoints.

Rather than overpay in a weak free-agent market, the Mets say that they will try to resolve a majority of their deficiencies through trades.

"If the information is true we will try to resolve it through diplomatic channels," the foreign minister, Hirofumi Nakasone, said in a TV interview.

But the Jets will try to resolve Testaverde's situation quickly because Edwards knows it will be the subject of rampant speculation.

But Clegg and Cameron will try to resolve differences on possible plans to impose a temporary ban on British-born jihadis returning to Britain and plans to tighten up terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpims), the successor to control orders.

The outcome of a crucial vote -- one, perhaps, that will decide how the county will try to resolve the worst financial crisis in its history -- is in the hands of an independent who is friend to neither side.

"If elected, I'll try to resolve Sindh's issues and restore peace in Karachi.

"In absolute respect to him, we'll try to resolve this thing as soon as we can," Accorsi said.

In the past, I'd tried to resolve my intense feelings about "Ode to Billie Joe," a staple on my childhood oldies station, by trying to figure out what the narrator and Billie Joe were throwing off the Tallahatchie Bridge; by reading about Gentry; and even by watching the horrible 1976 movie made to capitalize on the song's success.

Will he try to resolve the issues between the U.S. and Iran through diplomacy, or will he follow those who present a demonic image of Iran?

I will not try to resolve the nature-nurture question.